Past Result Charts, Nagaland State Lottery
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What Is Past Result Charts?
A Nagaland State Lottery past result chart is a date-ordered archive of every winning number officially declared by the Nagaland Directorate of State Lotteries. Each row records the draw date, lottery series name, draw time, and the full prize-tier breakdown, First Prize (₹1 crore), Second Prize (₹9,000), Third Prize (₹500), Fourth Prize (₹250), Fifth Prize (₹120), and the Consolation Prize (₹9,500), exactly as published in the Nagaland Gazette notification.
The department runs three timed draws every day: Dear Morning at 11:55 AM IST, Dear Evening at 4:00 PM IST, and Dear Night at 8:00 PM IST. Each draw slot has its own weekly named series, Dear Flamingo Monday, Dear Eagle Tuesday, and Dear Hawk Wednesday all fall under the Morning slot, giving players a separate chart per series. Scanning the chart for a specific date lets you confirm instantly whether a six-digit ticket number matches any prize tier without visiting an agent or counter.

Charts differ from a single-day result page because they compress months of draws into one scrollable table. A three-month Morning chart displays roughly 90 First Prize numbers side by side, making historical verification far faster than opening individual daily result pages one at a time.
Past Result Charts Common Questions
How far back do the charts go? Charts on nagalandstatelottery.org are maintained for a rolling 12-month period. Results older than 12 months are archived in official Nagaland Gazette PDFs held by the Directorate and can be requested through the state government portal in Kohima.
Are chart numbers identical to the printed gazette? Yes. Every First Prize number, Second Prize number, and Consolation Prize number is transcribed directly from the gazette notification for that draw. If a discrepancy ever appears between the chart and your physical ticket, the printed gazette notification is the legal reference, verify it at any authorised lottery counter or at the Directorate office.

Can I claim a prize using the chart as proof? No, the chart is a reference tool only. To claim any prize above ₹10,000 you must present the original lottery ticket, a government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport), and a PAN card at an authorised bank or the Directorate office within 30 days of the draw date. Tax deduction at source (TDS) of 30% applies on prizes exceeding ₹10,000 under Section 194B of the Income Tax Act.
Past Result Charts for New Players
If you are buying a Nagaland State Lottery ticket for the first time, past result charts give you two practical advantages before you spend a rupee. First, they show you which draw time suits your schedule, Dear Morning results are declared around 11:55 AM, so you can check before lunch, while Dear Night results post at 8:00 PM if evening suits you better. Second, you can confirm the prize structure is genuine by cross-referencing the First Prize amount (₹1 crore) across multiple chart rows before purchasing at any authorised retailer in Nagaland, Assam, West Bengal, or other participating states.

New players often confuse the Nagaland lottery with online lottery apps. The Nagaland State Lottery is a government-run scheme under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998, it is not affiliated with any private mobile app. Always buy physical tickets from an authorised agent displaying the state government seal, and use the past result chart on this site to verify results rather than relying on unverified WhatsApp forwards or third-party apps.