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gulli price today

Median ₹4,955 per quintal across 4 reporting mandis in 2 states, ranging ₹3,500 to ₹5,791.

₹4,955
median /qtl
₹3,500
lowest
₹5,791
highest
4
markets
7-day
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Highest prices
  1. 1Betul APMC · Betul, Madhya Pradesh₹5,791
  2. 2Damoh APMC · Damoh, Madhya Pradesh₹4,955
  3. 3Jhansi APMC · Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh₹4,704
  4. 4Prayagraj APMC · Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh₹3,500
Lowest prices
  1. 1Prayagraj APMC · Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh₹3,500
  2. 2Jhansi APMC · Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh₹4,704
  3. 3Damoh APMC · Damoh, Madhya Pradesh₹4,955
  4. 4Betul APMC · Betul, Madhya Pradesh₹5,791
By state

gulli average by state

All markets

gulli price by mandi

Latest report per market in the last 30 days, highest first. Rupees per quintal.

MarketDistrict / stateModalMin – Max7-dayDate
Betul APMCGulliBetul, Madhya Pradesh₹5,791₹5,761₹5,7915 Sept 2026
Damoh APMCGulliDamoh, Madhya Pradesh₹4,955₹4,955₹4,9555 Sept 2026
Jhansi APMCJhansi, Uttar Pradesh₹4,704₹4,675₹4,8005 Sept 2026
Prayagraj APMCPrayagraj, Uttar Pradesh₹3,500₹3,500₹3,5004 Sept 2026

Source: Agmarknet via data.gov.in. Verify at the mandi before trading.

Quick answers

People often ask about gulli

What is the gulli price today in India?

Across 4 reporting mandis, gulli has a median modal price of ₹4,955 per quintal (range ₹3,500 – ₹5,791), latest reports up to 5 Sept 2026.

Where is gulli selling highest and lowest?

The highest gulli price reported is ₹5,791 per quintal at Betul APMC, Madhya Pradesh; the lowest is ₹3,500 at Prayagraj APMC, Uttar Pradesh.

Which states report gulli prices?

2 states report gulli prices; the most active are Madhya Pradesh (₹5,373, 2 markets), Uttar Pradesh (₹4,102, 2 markets). Averages are of each market's latest modal price.

How often are gulli mandi prices updated?

Nightly from Agmarknet (data.gov.in). Each row shows its own reporting date; the 7-day change compares the same market's report about a week earlier.

Answers are auto-built from the village's verified record. If something is wrong, residents can correct it after claiming the village.

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