Past Result Charts, Nagaland State Lottery
Past result charts: what Indian nagaland state lottery players need to know before they start, in plain language.
What Is Past Result Charts?
A Nagaland State Lottery past result chart is a date-indexed table that consolidates every winning number drawn across all official draws for a given month. Instead of hunting through individual daily result pages, you get one scannable grid where each row is a draw date and each column maps to one of the four daily draw times, Dear Morning (11:55 AM), Dear Day (4:00 PM), Dear Evening (6:00 PM), and Dear Night (8:00 PM).
Within each cell you will find the First Prize ticket number (₹1 crore), Second Prize (₹9,000), and Consolation Prize numbers exactly as declared by the Nagaland State Lotteries Directorate and published in the Nagaland Gazette. Charts are organised by monthly lottery series, names such as Dear Ostrich, Dear Hawk, Dear Eagle, and Dear Flamingo, anchoring each number to its correct series, draw date, and draw time. Charts on nagalandstatelottery.org are sourced from official gazette notifications and updated the same evening a draw closes.
Past Result Charts Common Questions
How far back do the charts go? Charts on nagalandstatelottery.org are archived month by month, covering several years of draws. This is useful if you have an old ticket you never checked or need to verify a prize claim before submitting it to the Nagaland Lotteries Directorate in Kohima.
Are charts valid for prize claims? The charts mirror gazette-published results, but for any formal claim above ₹10,000 you must submit the original physical ticket plus ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN) at an authorised agent or the Directorate office. A screenshot or chart printout is not accepted as a substitute. Use the chart only to confirm whether your ticket number matches before making the trip. Do charts show the full prize list? Yes, each entry includes First Prize, Second Prize, Consolation Prizes (50 numbers), and Third through Fifth Prize tiers, far more complete than a typical result SMS that shows only the jackpot number.
Past Result Charts for New Players
If you have just bought your first Nagaland State Lottery ticket, available for ₹6 from licensed vendors across Nagaland, Assam, and West Bengal, the past result chart is the safest way to learn how results are structured. Every ticket carries a two-letter series code (e.g., "AB") followed by a six-digit number (e.g., "AB 123456"). You must match both the series code and the full number against the chart; matching only the last four digits qualifies for a lower-tier prize, not the First Prize.
New players often confuse the draw name with the series name. The draw name (Dear Morning, Dear Night) tells you when the draw happened. The series name (Dear Ostrich, Dear Eagle) tells you which monthly batch your ticket belongs to. Past result charts display both columns side by side, making it easy to orient yourself before you visit any claim counter.
