LIVE | Nagaland Lottery Result Today: DEAR STORK Saturday 8 PM Draw OUT-1st Prize Ticket 35L 16068

Dear NARMADA SATURDAY 1 PM Lucky Winners: 1st Prize Ticket No. 78J 11828

Dear RIVER Saturday 6 PM Lucky Winners: 1st Prize Ticket 98K 97298

Dear STORK Saturday 8 PM Lucky Winners: 1st Prize Ticket 35L 16068

Nagaland DEAR NARMADA Morning 1 PM Result: 1st Prize Ticket No. 78J 11828

Nagaland DEAR RIVER Day 6 PM Result: 1st Prize Ticket 98K 97298

Nagaland DEAR STORK Evening 8 PM Result: 1st Prize Ticket 35L 16068

Huge prizes might be won with today's Dear Lottery live result. One crore rupees is the first reward, which is followed by nine thousand rupees for the second place, 450 rupees for the third place, 250 rupees for the fourth place, and 120 rupees for the fifth place.

Apart from the aforementioned lotteries, Nagaland State organizes several bumper lotteries throughout the year, including Dear Diwali, Kali Puja, Happy New Year, Winter Special, and Lohri Makar Sankranti Bumper lottery, which has a jackpot exceeding Rs. 1 crore.

In order to provide the state government with a stable source of income, the Finance Department oversaw the establishment of the Nagaland State Lotteries in 1972. Every day of the week, the Nagaland State Lottery is held at three distinct times of the day: morning, day, and evening. The lottery is held every day under a different name with varying prize money, with Rs. 1 crore (plus the Super Prize amount) as the highest reward. Nagaland State conducts three daily lotteries: Dear Morning, Dear Day, and Dear Evening. Tickets for these lotteries cost Rs. 6 a piece.

This page is updated every day with the most recent Nagaland State Lottery results at 1 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm. Check Republic Digital for the most recent Nagaland sambad state lottery winning numbers. Today's results for the lottery Sambads in Nagaland State are "DEAR NARMADA MORNING" (1 PM), "DEAR RIVER DAY" (6 PM), and "DEAR STORK EVENING" (8 PM). In India, only 13 states have made it legal to run lottery games and play them; the remaining governments have outright banned both. One of the thirteen Indian states where holding and playing lotteries has been permitted since 1967 is Nagaland. The remaining 12 states consist of the following: Assam, Mizoram, Kerala, Meghalaya, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, West Bengal, and Sikkim.