Aonla (Indian Gooseberry) mandi prices near Srinagar
Prices checked yesterday at 9:00 pm
हिंदी में देखेंThe latest price at every mandi within reach (each with its date), and where you'd take home the most after the trip.
Best for you now
Sangrur, 440 km away
₹7,500 a quintal
- Mandi price
- ₹7,500
- Transport for about 572 km by road change
- −₹440
- You get, a quintal, before commission
- ₹7,060
Reported yesterday.
Compared with Patiala (444 km), where the most aonla (indian gooseberry) arrives
₹5,204 a quintal more after transport
5 mandis within 500 km
-
1
Sangrur 440 km, usually 1 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹7,500
- Yesterday
- same as on 6 Nov
- You get
- ₹7,060
- after ₹440 transport
-
2
Sirhind 414 km, usually 1 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹3,500
- Yesterday
- ▼ −₹500 since 5 Nov
- You get
- ₹3,083
- after ₹417 transport
-
3
Patiala 444 km, usually 1 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹2,300
- Yesterday
- ▼ −₹700 since 6 Nov
- You get
- ₹1,856
- after ₹444 transport
-
4
Nawan Shahar (Subzi Mandi) 353 km, usually 0 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹3,800
- On 9 Nov, older than the others, not counted as the best
- same as on 4 Nov
- You get
- ₹3,439
- after ₹361 transport
-
5
Muktsar 406 km, usually 3 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹3,200
- On 10 Nov, older than the others, not counted as the best
- same as on 5 Nov
- You get
- ₹2,790
- after ₹410 transport
You get: the latest price minus transport, about ₹1.50 a quintal per km for the first 50 km (tractor or pickup) and ₹0.70 after (truck), before the mandi's commission and charges. A small lot is costed as a hired pickup. Set your own rate above.
Distances are in a straight line from the middle of Srinagar, not from your village. Transport is costed on about 1.3 times that, as roads wind.
Numbers match the list. Darker pays more; bigger is where more usually arrives.
Is the price rising?
Patiala, the biggest aonla (indian gooseberry) mandi near you, since 3 Nov.
₹ a quintal (100 kg)
Which months pay more?
At Patiala, in a usual year. Most aonla (indian gooseberry) reaches the mandi in October. The price is usually lowest in January and highest in March.
Source: Agmarknet daily prices (data.gov.in); Agmarknet daily prices and arrivals (India Data Portal).