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Unverified · neighbour referralArvind Ragde (Kabadi / Scrap) Arvind Ragde
Bagmugalia
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Scrap Collectors in Bhopal · कबाड़ी
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Unverified · neighbour referralPradeep Mandal (Kabadi / Scrap) Pradeep Mandal
Bhopal (area not given)
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Before you call a scrap collector in Bhopal
A scrap collector in Bhopal, the kabadi who cycles through the colony on Sunday mornings shouting for old newspapers, is still the easiest way to clear raddi, broken coolers, an old geyser or a box of dead phone chargers, and bigger dealers in Karond, Bairagarh, Jinsi, Chhola and Mandideep take bulk metal and e-waste. This page lists kabadi and scrap dealer numbers from public Google Maps listings and neighbourhood WhatsApp referrals, sorted by area, so you can call one who covers your street instead of waiting for the next round.
We have not verified anyone and take no commission. Typical 2026 rates: newspaper ₹12-16 per kg, cardboard ₹6-10, iron ₹25-35, aluminium ₹110-150, copper ₹550-700, plastic bottles ₹8-15, and old ACs or fridges ₹800-2,500 as a lump sum. Rates swing with the market, so ask the day's rate and check their weighing scale against a known packet.
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Scrap Collectors in Bhopal — frequently asked questions
What is the newspaper (raddi) rate per kg in Bhopal?
Old newspaper typically fetches ₹12-16 per kg in Bhopal in 2026, glossy magazines and notebooks a little less, and cardboard ₹6-10 per kg. Rates move with the paper market and are slightly better at a bulk dealer than from the door-to-door kabadi, but the difference rarely justifies the trip for a small pile.
How much do scrap dealers pay for old ACs, fridges and geysers in Bhopal?
As a lump sum, a dead window or split AC typically fetches ₹1,200-2,500 in Bhopal depending on the copper and compressor inside, an old fridge ₹800-1,500, a geyser ₹300-700, and a washing machine ₹500-1,200. A working unit is worth more sold second-hand than as scrap, so check that first.
Where can I give e-waste in Bhopal?
Local kabadis take old phones, chargers, wires, batteries and computer parts, paying by weight or a small lump sum, and the bigger dealers in Karond and Bairagarh handle bulk lots. Nagar Nigam also runs e-waste collection drives from time to time. Wipe personal data and remove SIM cards before handing over any device.