Today, let discuss the market for dal (pulses) on April 27, 2024. Have you ever wondered what the price of pulses is in your city? Let's find out the current prices of arhar dal in the markets of Azamgarh, Bahraich, Gorakhpur, Varanasi, Raebareli, and Gazipur in Uttar Pradesh.
Today in Azamgarh, there is an arrival of 9.5 tons of arhar dal (tur dal). The minimum price is Rs. 13,800 per quintal, and the maximum price is Rs. 13,900 per quintal. The modal price of arhar dal in Azamgarh is Rs. 13,850 per quintal.
Arhar Dal Price Today in Bahraich: The Bahraich market, there is an arrival of 13.5 tons of arhar dal (tur dal) today. The minimum price ranges from Rs. 14,000 per quintal to Rs. 14,300 per quintal. The modal price is Rs. 14,150 per quintal.
Arhar Dal Price Today in Gorakhpur: There is a heavy arrival of 145 tons of arhar dal (tur dal) in the Gorakhpur market today. The minimum price is Rs. 13,475 per quintal, and the maximum price is Rs. 13,530 per quintal. The modal price is Rs. 13,500 per quintal.
Arhar Dal Price Today in Varanasi: There is an arrival of 40 tons of arhar dal (tur dal) in the Varanasi Anaj Mandi today. The minimum price is Rs. 13,850 per quintal, and the maximum price is Rs. 14,150 per quintal. The modal price is Rs. 13,950 per quintal.
Arhar Dal Price Today in Raebareli: There is an arrival of 3 tons of arhar dal (tur dal) in the Raebareli market today. The minimum price is Rs. 13,525 per quintal, and the maximum price is Rs. 13,575 per quintal. The modal price of arhar dal in Raebareli is Rs. 13,550 per quintal.
Arhar Dal Price Today in Gazipur: There is an arrival of 8 tons of arhar dal (tur dal) in the Gazipur market today. The minimum price is Rs. 13,880 per quintal, and the maximum price is Rs. 13,920 per quintal. The modal price is Rs. 13,900 per quintal.
Conclusion: Today, there is an increase in both quantity and price in the dal market. Especially in Bahraich and Varanasi, the quantity is higher, and the price is also higher. Although there is an increase in quantity in Gorakhpur, the price is lower. Meanwhile, in other cities, there is a good quantity of dal, and the price is moderate.
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