Since last report (7 October 2026)↑ 8 · ↓ 7 · = 19mandis up · down · steady
Highest price₹62,500Byadagi APMC, Karnataka
Quick read
Up 2.7% over the last 2 days.
Today's widest gap between markets is +186% — see the Spread Radar below.
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Prices by mandi
49 markets (44 reported on 8 Oct, the rest earlier) · ₹/quintal
Typical mandi rate is +2.7% over the last 2 days it has data for — ranging ₹20,750–₹21,300 per quintal.
This week (7–8 October) the typical price moved between ₹20,750–₹21,300 per quintal.
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MSP check
Dry Chillies isn't covered by the government's MSP scheme — MSP applies to a fixed list of roughly two dozen cereals, pulses, oilseeds and commercial crops (wheat, paddy, cotton and similar). Perishable produce like this is priced entirely by mandi demand and supply.
Dry Chillies traded between ₹11,000–₹62,500 per quintal (₹110–₹625 per kg) across 44 APMC markets in India on 8 October 2026 (the latest reported day), based on Agmarknet data.
Which market has the cheapest Dry Chillies today?
Dhamnod APMC, Madhya Pradesh had the lowest reported price on 8 October 2026 at ₹11,000 per quintal.
Which market has the highest Dry Chillies price today?
Byadagi APMC, Karnataka had the highest reported price on 8 October 2026 at ₹62,500 per quintal.
Is Dry Chillies covered under the government's MSP scheme?
No — Dry Chillies isn't covered by the government's MSP scheme. MSP applies only to a fixed list of roughly two dozen cereals, pulses, oilseeds and commercial crops; perishable produce like this is priced entirely by mandi demand and supply.
Is the Dry Chillies price rising or falling?
Over the last 2 days, the average mandi rate for Dry Chillies has risen 2.7%, ranging ₹20,750–₹21,300 per quintal in that window.