Til Rate Today in Pakistan 5th April 2025
Til rate today in Pakistan ranges from 10,500 to 13500 PKR for each 40 kg (1 Mound – من). The price for 1 kg fluctuates between 260 to 340 Pakistani rupees. Til (Sesame تل – Sesamum indicium) is an important Kharif cereal of Punjab and Sindh. Its total production was 30 thousand tons in 2025 and the crop was under 175 thousand acre. Punjab ranks higher regarding area and production.
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Til Rate Today in Punjab
Today, the price of 40 kg of til ranges from 10,000 to 13,000 Pakistani rupees. This rate varies from mandi to mandi in different cities. Here is the list of major cities of Punjab with the price range for today for black sesame and white sesame.
| Punjab Cities | Minimum Price (40kg) | Maximum Price (40kg) |
|---|---|---|
| Attock | 10300 | 12370 |
| Ahmedpur East | 10140 | 12360 |
| Arifwala | 10150 | 12210 |
| Bhawalpur | 10300 | 12700 |
| Bhawalnagar | 10160 | 12490 |
| Bhakkar | 10220 | 12470 |
| Burewala | 10130 | 12490 |
| Bhalwal | 10950 | 12800 |
| Chiniot | 10140 | 12300 |
| Chakwal | 10280 | 12740 |
| Chishtian | 10090 | 12900 |
| Dera Ghazi Khan | 10200 | 12370 |
| Daska | 10080 | 12000 |
| Faisalabad | 10080 | 12900 |
| Gujranwala | 10990 | 12500 |
| Gujrat | 10900 | 12190 |
| Gojra | 10950 | 12670 |
| Hafizabad | 10600 | 12490 |
| Hasilpur | 10170 | 12450 |
| Haroonabad | 10960 | 12510 |
| Jhang | 10400 | 12790 |
| Jhelum | 10700 | 12450 |
| Jaranwala | 10900 | 12380 |
| Kasur | 10980 | 12350 |
| Khanewal | 10750 | 12550 |
| Kamalia | 10210 | 12580 |
| Kot Addu | 10150 | 12650 |
| Kabirwala | 10220 | 12580 |
| Khanpur | 10910 | 12650 |
| Khushab | 10100 | 12390 |
| Kamoke | 10020 | 12600 |
| Lodhran | 10050 | 12800 |
| Layyah | 10200 | 12480 |
| Lahore | 10000 | 12100 |
| Multan | 10100 | 12300 |
| Muzaffargarh | 10160 | 12100 |
| Mianwali | 10950 | 12690 |
| Mandi Bahauddin | 10100 | 12100 |
| Muridke | 10970 | 12600 |
| Nankana Sahib | 10250 | 12170 |
| Narowal | 10160 | 12610 |
| Okara | 10220 | 12810 |
| Pakpatan | 10100 | 12100 |
| Rawalpindi | 10900 | 12190 |
| Rajanpur | 10160 | 12170 |
| Rahim Yar Khan | 10150 | 12390 |
| Sialkot | 10120 | 12610 |
| Sahiwal | 10310 | 12190 |
| Sargodha | 10980 | 12700 |
| Sheikhupura | 10000 | 12890 |
| Sadiqabad | 10010 | 12590 |
| Samundari | 10150 | 12170 |
| Shorkot | 10980 | 12700 |
| Sambrial | 10010 | 12590 |
| Shujaabad | 10020 | 12580 |
| Tandlianwala | 10160 | 12180 |
Till Price in Sindh
Today, the sesame rate in Sindh remains between 10,000 and 13,000 Pakistani rupees for each 40 kg. The latest price in different cities of Lower and Upper Sindh is as under in the table:
| Sindh Cities | Minimum Price (40kg) | Maximum Price (40kg) |
|---|---|---|
| Badin | 10380 | 12890 |
| Chachro | 10440 | 12770 |
| Dadu | 10270 | 12540 |
| Dokri | 10490 | 12000 |
| Gambat | 10050 | 12380 |
| Ghotki | 10480 | 12000 |
| Hyderabad | 10550 | 12510 |
| Islamkot | 10100 | 12810 |
| Jacobabad | 10480 | 12520 |
| Jamshoro | 10740 | 12550 |
| John | 10040 | 12380 |
| Karachi | 10600 | 12900 |
| Khairpur | 10450 | 12770 |
| Kandhkot | 10740 | 12780 |
| Khipro | 10600 | 12900 |
| Kashmore | 10310 | 12300 |
| Kotri | 10520 | 12480 |
| Kambar Ali Khan | 10750 | 12600 |
| Larkana | 10590 | 12650 |
| Mirpur Khas | 10510 | 12900 |
| Moro | 10720 | 12840 |
| Mirpur Mathelo | 10100 | 12510 |
| Mithi | 10950 | 12290 |
| Malir Cantonment | 10380 | 12400 |
| Matiari | 10740 | 12600 |
| Mirpurkhas | 10710 | 12850 |
| Nawabshah | 10720 | 12150 |
| Qambar | 10980 | 12550 |
| RCW Rohri | 10000 | 12380 |
| Ratodero | 10950 | 12280 |
| Sukkur | 10200 | 12780 |
| Sanghar | 10250 | 12560 |
| Sakrand | 10680 | 12450 |
| Shikarpur | 10750 | 12600 |
| Shahpur Chakar | 10250 | 12560 |
| Shahdadkot | 10680 | 12450 |
| Sujawal | 10710 | 12840 |
| Sehwan | 10210 | 12400 |
| Tando Allahyar | 10620 | 12890 |
| Thatta | 10100 | 12300 |
| Tando Adam | 10920 | 12480 |
| Thul | 10610 | 12880 |
| Tando Jam | 10680 | 12450 |
| Umerkot | 10620 | 12890 |
Conclusion
Til or Til Siyah – Black Sesame Seed is a commercial crop to earn money for farmers. It is also a traditional crop sown in May-June and harvested from mid-August to mid-September. Multiple challenges like weather, pests, and disease. Nowadays, the Government has set prices as low and the farming community is not happy with the safid till and black sesame prices. It’s an important crop so the authorities and the middleman should support farmers
