The Nagaland State Lottery, a legal and popular game in 13 Indian states, has been a beacon of hope since its inception in 1972, providing revenue for state development while offering players thrilling opportunities. Today’s draws—known as Dear Morning, Dear Day, and Dear Evening—continued this tradition, with ticket prices set at an affordable ₹6 each, ensuring accessibility for all.
Today’s Draw Highlights
- 1 PM Draw: Dear Morning
The first draw of the day, held at 1:00 PM, kicked off with the Dear Morning lottery. The top prize of ₹1 crore was awarded to a lucky ticket holder, alongside additional prizes ranging from ₹9,000 for the second prize to ₹120 for the fifth tier. Results were promptly uploaded to the official Nagaland State Lotteries website and YouTube channel, allowing participants(continued below)
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- 6 PM Draw: Dear Day
The Dear Day draw at 6:00 PM kept the momentum going, with another ₹1 crore jackpot claimed. Thousands of players tuned in via the live stream from P.R. Hill Junction, Kohima, to witness the announcement of winners across multiple prize tiers, including ₹450 for third place and ₹250 for fourth. - 8 PM Draw: Dear Evening
Capping off the day, the Dear Evening draw at 8:00 PM delivered its share of joy, with yet another ₹1 crore winner emerging. The evening results rounded out a triumphant day for the Nagaland State Lottery, reinforcing its reputation as a life-changing opportunity for many.
How to Check Results
Participants can verify their luck by visiting the official Nagaland State Lotteries website or the Lottery Sambad portal. Results are also published in local newspapers and the Official Government Gazette. For convenience, the draws are streamed live on the Nagaland Lotteries YouTube channel, ensuring transparency and excitement for all.
Claiming Your Prize
Winners are reminded to claim their prizes within 30 days of the draw date. For amounts up to ₹10,000, claims can be processed through authorized retailers. Prizes exceeding ₹10,000 require submission of the original ticket, a completed claim form, a government-issued ID, and passport-sized photos to the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries or a designated Nodal Office. Payments are processed within 60 days, with larger winnings disbursed via demand draft, RTGS, or cheque for non-residents.
A Legacy of Opportunity
Established in 1972, the Nagaland State Lottery has grown into a cornerstone of the state’s economy, funding vital community programs while offering daily chances at life-altering rewards. With draws held three times a day under names like Dear Parrot, Dear Eagle, and Dear Finch (rotating weekly), the lottery keeps players engaged with its variety and accessibility.
As the dust settles on April 4, 2025, winners and hopefuls alike look forward to tomorrow’s draws, set for 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a newcomer, the Nagaland State Lottery promises another day of dreams—and perhaps a winning ticket. Check your numbers, claim your prize, and stay tuned for the next big win!
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