The Nagaland State Lottery operates three daily draws-branded Dear Morning, Dear Day and Dear Evening-with tickets priced at ₹6 and a maximum advertised prize of ₹1 crore plus any Super Prize. Draws are held daily at 1:00 PM, 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM, and each day of the week features a fixed trio of lotteries under the Dear Morning/Day/Evening names. This schedule gives players multiple chances each day to win while keeping ticket prices uniform across all draws.
The weekly rotation lists the specific lottery names for each draw: Monday features Dear Dwarka, Dear Desert and Dear Finch; Tuesday Dear Godavari, Dear Wave and Dear Goose; Wednesday Dear Indus, Dear Hill and Dear Pelican; Thursday Dear Mahanadi, Dear Lake and Dear Sandpiper; Friday Dear Meghna, Dear Mountain and Dear Seagull; Saturday Dear Narmada, Dear River and Dear Stork; and Sunday Dear Yamuna, Dear Sea and Dear Toucan. Results are normally published soon after the respective draws.
Ticket-printing and series details differ by draw. Dear Morning prints about 5.80 crore tickets in series ranging from 42 to 99 and series letters A, B, C, D, E, G, H, J, K, L, with serial numbers between 00000 and 99999. Dear Day prints about 2.80 crore tickets in series 74 to 99 and the same set of letters, with serial numbers 00000–99999. Dear Evening prints about 7.00 crore tickets in series 30 to 99 and the same letters, also with serial numbers 00000–99999. Each individual ticket costs ₹6.
Nagaland is among 13 Indian states where lotteries are legally permitted; the state has allowed regulated lottery operations since 1967. Other states where lotteries are legal include Assam, Mizoram, Kerala, Meghalaya, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, West Bengal and Sikkim. The remaining states in India prohibit the sale and conduct of lottery games.
Official and widely used sources for checking Nagaland State Lottery results include online portals such as Lottery Sambad and Dhankesari, as well as the Official Government Gazette; results are typically posted soon after each draw. Winners must present the intact winning ticket with a completed claim form, a government-recognized photo ID and passport-size photographs. Tampered or mutilated tickets are not accepted. Prizes up to ₹10,000 can usually be paid through authorised distributors, stockists, agents or sellers appointed by the state government.
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Publish Date: 2026-05-19 13:44:00
