Archive · 11 Oct 2026
Indore Vegetable Prices Stay High Ahead of Navratri
Vegetables are still expensive in Indore as Navratri gets closer.
Fresh peas have arrived from Nashik and cost ₹100 to ₹110 per kilogram.
Peanuts from Shivpuri and Sagar cost ₹60 to ₹70 per kilogram.
Some other vegetables, like drumsticks, also cost ₹60 to ₹70 per kilogram.
Traders say prices could change depending on how much produce reaches the market, the weather and how much people buy.
Some people may buy fewer vegetables while fasting during Navratri.
That might help ease costs a little, but traders do not expect a big price drop right now.
More supplies could help prices settle, while disruptions could keep them high.
Fresh green peas from Nashik are selling wholesale at ₹100–₹110 per kg at Indore’s Choithram Vegetable Market.
Raw peanuts from Shivpuri and Sagar are priced at ₹60–₹70 per kg.
Drumsticks cost ₹60–₹70 per kg, while fenugreek leaves are around ₹50 per kg.
Traders say prices may fluctuate with arrivals, weather and Navratri demand, but do not expect a significant drop immediately.
Traders say festival fasting could reduce demand for some vegetables, while future supply from rural areas and other regions will affect prices.
- Who
- Vegetable traders and consumers in Indore.
- What
- Vegetable prices remain high, with new green peas selling for ₹100–₹110 per kg.
- When
- Ahead of Navratri.
- Where
- Choithram Vegetable Market in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Prices depend on market arrivals, weather and demand; traders say fasting during Navratri may reduce demand for some vegetables.
- Market
- Choithram Vegetable Market, Indore
- New green peas
- ₹100–₹110 per kg
- Raw peanuts
- ₹60–₹70 per kg
- Drumsticks
- ₹60–₹70 per kg
- Fenugreek leaves
- About ₹50 per kg
- Other listed prices
- Ridge gourd ₹30–₹35/kg; tomatoes ₹15–₹30/kg; okra ₹25–₹30/kg
- Price outlook
- Traders expect fluctuations but say a significant drop is unlikely at present.