Again Big Hike in Silver Rate in India Today! Check Latest Prices of White & Yellow Metal on Sharad Purnima

Silver prices in India continued their upward trajectory on Sharad Purnima, Monday, October 6, 2025, reflecting sustained bullish sentiment in the precious metals market. The white metal recorded price gains across all standard weight categories. The price of 1 gram of silver rose by Rs 1, reaching Rs 156, up from Rs 155 on October 5.

Silver Rate in India Today on Sharad Purnima 2025

On Monday, the price of 1 gram of silver rose by Rs 1, reaching Rs 156, compared to Rs 155 on the previous day. Similarly, 8 grams of silver were priced at Rs 1,248, an increase of Rs 8 from Rs 1,240. The rate for 10 grams moved up by Rs 10, rising to Rs 1,560, up from Rs 1,550 on Sunday.

For bulk purchases, 100 grams of silver cost Rs 15,600, a gain of Rs 100 over the previous rate of Rs 15,500. The largest jump on the occassion of Sharad Purnima is seen in the 1-kilogram category of Silver, where the price climbed by Rs 1,000, taking it from Rs 1,55,000 to Rs 1,56,000 on October 6, 2025.

Silver Prices Today on Top Cities Like Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi & Others

Here is the silver price update for major Indian cities as of today, based on 10 grams, 100 grams, and 1 kilogram rates:

In Chennai, silver prices remained on the higher side, with 10 grams of silver priced at Rs 1,660. The rate for 100 grams stood at Rs 16,600, while 1 kilogram of silver was priced at Rs 1,66,000. The elevated prices reflect strong local demand, particularly during the Sharad Purnima festivities.

In Mumbai, the financial capital of India, silver was priced at Rs 1,560 for 10 grams, Rs 15,600 for 100 grams, and Rs 1,56,000 for 1 kilogram. Prices here aligned with the national average, showing stable demand and consistent market trends.

The national capital, Delhi, also recorded silver prices at Rs 1,560 for 10 grams, Rs 15,600 for 100 grams, and Rs 1,56,000 per kilogram. The pricing reflects a balanced market, in line with other metropolitan cities.

In Kolkata, silver traded at Rs 1,560 for 10 grams, Rs 15,600 for 100 grams, and Rs 1,56,000 for 1 kilogram, indicating uniformity in silver rates across eastern and northern regions.

Bangalore followed the same pricing trend as other metro cities, with silver priced at Rs 1,560 for 10 grams, Rs 15,600 for 100 grams, and Rs 1,56,000 per kilogram. The stable rates suggest moderate demand and consistent supply.

In Hyderabad, silver prices were on the higher side, matching those in Chennai. The rate for 10 grams was Rs 1,660, for 100 grams Rs 16,600, and for 1 kilogram Rs 1,66,000. These elevated prices may be attributed to stronger festive buying in the region.

Also, in Kerala, silver was also priced at a premium, with 10 grams costing Rs 1,660, 100 grams at Rs 16,600, and 1 kilogram at Rs 1,66,000. The high demand for silver in Kerala, especially during festive and wedding seasons, continues to influence local pricing.

Gold Rate in India Today: Latest Prices of 22K, 24K & 18K Gold

On the occassion of Sharad Purnima, the price of 24K gold in India rose by Rs 137, reaching Rs 12,077 per gram, reflecting strong festive demand. The rate of 22K gold also increased, climbing by Rs 125 to Rs 11,070 per gram, commonly used in jewellery making across the country. Meanwhile, 18K gold was priced at Rs 9,058 per gram, marking a gain of Rs 103 from the previous day.

"We believe strong investment demand, large Silver supply deficit and Fed cuts may continue to support Silver prices over the medium to long term for three to five years horizon. Silver may outperform Gold in the medium term with favorable Gold/Silver ratio, recovery in developed economies, strong industrial demand especially from China, and global supply deficit projections. Silver is a developing growth story, and the trend is highly depended on broad recovery in industrial demand," as per Tata Mutual Fund's Outlook report.

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