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Paper Lotteries
Dear Lottery is an offline paper lottery that collaborates with various state governments like Nagaland State Lottery and Sikkim State Lottery and run government approved lotteries in the approved regions of India.
Most popular weekly lotteries
There are three types of popular weekly paper lotteries and various state governments operate them under the DEAR brand. All Tickets are available from offline authorized dealers, local lottery shops, or agents.
DEAR MORNING
A popular draw of the Dear Lottery is Dear Morning which is held every day at 1 pm. The Nagaland State Lottery conducts 1PM draw and these draws are held every day of the week under different names.
• Dear Dwarka Monday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Godavari Tuesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Indus Wednesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Mahanadi Thursday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Meghna Friday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Narmada Saturday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Yamuna Sunday Weekly Lottery
DEAR DAY
A popular draw of the Dear Lottery is Dear Day which is held every day at 6 pm. The Sikkim State Lottery conducts 6PM draw and these draws are held every day of the week under different names.
• Dear Blitzen Monday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Comet Tuesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Cupid Wednesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Dancer Thursday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Dasher Friday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Donner Saturday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Vixen Sunday Weekly Lottery
DEAR EVENING
A popular draw of the Dear Lottery is Dear Evening which is held every day at 8 pm. The Nagaland State Lottery conducts 8PM draw and these draws are held every day of the week under different names.
• Dear Finch Monday Weekly Lottery
• Dear GooseTuesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Pelicon Wednesday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Sandpiper Thursday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Seagull Friday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Stork Saturday Weekly Lottery
• Dear Toucan Sunday Weekly Lottery
Exclusive festive bumpers
All bumper draws are held during special occasions such as New Year, Diwali, Holi, Christmas, and many more exclusive draws are held during festivals..
Dear Diwali
Bumper
Punjab State Lottery conducts the Dear Diwali Bumper draw in November during Diwali, offering crore-level prizes with limited edition tickets. The draw is held under government regulations.
Dear Holi
Bumper
The Punjab State Lottery organizes the Dear Holi Bumper draw in March for Holi, featuring crore-level prizes with limited edition tickets. The draw operates under government regulations.
Dear Baisakhi
Bumper
Punjab State Lottery conducts the Dear Baisakhi Bumper draw in April during Baisakhi, offering crore level prizes with limited edition tickets. The draw is held under government regulations.
Dear Lohri
Makar Sankranti Bumper
Punjab State Lottery conducts the Dear Lohri Bumper draw in January during Lohri, offering crore level prizes with limited edition tickets. The draw is held under government regulations.
Dear Christmas
& New Year Bumper
Punjab State Lottery conducts the Dear Christmas & New Year Bumper draw in December, offering crorelevel prizes with limited edition tickets. The draw is held under government regulations.
₹ 5 CRORES RECENT WINNERS
DEAR DIWALI
BUMPER
SK SABED HOSSAIN
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: G 17947
DRAW DATE: 14.11.2020
DEAR DIWALI KALI
PUJA BUMPER
RUDRA PRATAP MAHANTY
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 35290
DRAW DATE: 25.10.2022
DEAR DURGA PUJA BUMPER
SUDIP MAITY
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 44343
DRAW DATE: 08.10.2022
DEAR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR BUMPER
ATTAR SINGH
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 76465
DRAW DATE: 01.01.2022
DEAR DIWALI KALI PUJA BUMPER
SUNIL BISWAS
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 15515
DRAW DATE: 14.11.2020
DEAR 2000
WEEKLY
RAJIV KUMAR
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 19 2943
DRAW DATE: 14.11.2020
DEAR DIWALI BUMPER
SUJEN SARKAR
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: L14396
DRAW DATE: 14.11.2020
SIKKIM DEAR MONTHLY
GANESH PRASAD VARMA
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 38886
DRAW DATE: 03.03.2020
DEAR DIWALI SPECIAL BUMPER
RUDRA PRATAP MAHANTY
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: B 824824
DRAW DATE: 22.10.2022
DEAR 2000
WEEKLY
DEBENDRA AGARWALA
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 19 2432
DRAW DATE: 07.11.2020
₹ 2.5 CRORES RECENT WINNERS
DEAR 500 BI MONTHLY LOTTERY
SUNITA GIRISH JOSHI
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 726546
DRAW DATE: 21.10.2023
DEAR 500 BI MONTHLY LOTTERY
RATAN SAHA
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: A 5032
DRAW DATE: 11.05.2024
DEAR 500 SUPER MONTHLY LOTTERY
KRISHNENDU KUNDU
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: P 1673
DRAW DATE: 27.07.2024
DEAR 500 SATURDAY WEEKLY LOTTERY
BABAN PAUL
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: L 8806
DRAW DATE: 17.02.2024
DEAR 500 BI MONTHLY LOTTERY
PAWAN KUMAR
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: A 699866
DRAW DATE: 19.11.2022
DEAR 500 BI MONTHLY LOTTERY
SHREEDHARAN KELAN
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: Z 3828
DRAW DATE: 25.05.2024
DEAR 500 SUPER MONTHLY LOTTERY
PRIYANKA VISHWAJIT GAIKWAD
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: A 59703
DRAW DATE: 14.12.2024
DEAR 500 SATURDAY WEEKLY LOTTERY
NABAKUMAR MANDAL
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 713113
DRAW DATE: 25.11.2023
DEAR 500 MONTHLY LOTTERY
PRIYANKA BAIDYA
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET NO: 985987
DRAW DATE: 30.09.2023
DEAR 500 SATURDAY WEEKLY LOTTERY
SUBHASH CHAND
1ST PRIZE WINNER
TICKET No: 122721
DRAW DATE: 16.12.2023
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ABOUT
DEAR LOTTERY
Dear Lottery is a government approved paper lottery system in India, widely recognized for its transparency and structured operations. It is conducted by authorized state governments like Nagaland and Sikkim, and features three daily draws: Dear Morning (1 PM), Dear Day (6 PM), and Dear Night (8 PM). Every draw is supervised by state officials, ensuring fairness, legality, and genuine prize distribution.
Known for its fair prize distribution, affordable ticket pricing, and wide offline availability, Dear Lottery has become a popular choice among Indian lottery enthusiasts. Over the years, Dear Lotteries has gained massive popularity for being safe, genuine, and rewarding.
Whether it’s daily draws or bumper draws during major festivals, each ticket is issued under proper approval and offers a genuine opportunity to win. With consistent results and a growing player base, Dear Lottery continues to be one of the most reliable and legally operated lottery systems in the Indian market.
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Top Questions People Ask
About Dear Lottery and Lottery Sambad
Q. What is Lottery Sambad?
Ans. “Sambad” literally means “News” and “Lottery Sambad” refers to checking Dear Lottery result. Every day at 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM, millions of people search for Lottery Sambad to find the latest, Dear Lottery results quickly and easily.
Q. Is Sambad a lottery?
Ans. No, Sambad itself is not a lottery. The word “Sambad” means “news” in Bengali. Over time, the term “Lottery Sambad” became popular because lottery results were originally published in a newspaper named lotterysambad. Today, “Lottery Sambad” is widely used to refer to the Dear Lottery result.
Q. What is Dear Lottery?
Ans. Dear Lottery is a government-approved offline paper lottery and a leading player in India’s lottery industry—known for its transparency, reliability, and mass participation.
Q. How many types of Dear Lottery are there?
Ans. Dear Lottery is available in several types, including weekly, monthly, bi-monthly, bumper, and special bumper lotteries. Among them, the weekly lotteries are the most common — held daily at 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM. Bumper and special bumper draws are usually held during festivals like Holi, Diwali, or New Year and offer much bigger prizes. Each type has its own ticket series and prize structure.
Q. What are the timings of the Lottery Sambad draws?
Ans. The draws are held daily at 1 PM (Dear Morning), 6 PM (Dear Day), and 8 PM (Dear Evening).
Q. Is Lottery legal in India?
Ans. Lottery is not legal in every Indian state. However, under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998, a total of 13 states, including Nagaland, Sikkim, and Punjab, legally allow government run lottery games. These states operate their own official paper based lotteries, and playing within those states is completely legal and regulated.
Q. Is Nagaland State Lottery legal?
Ans. Yes, the Nagaland State Lottery is completely legal. It is operated under the supervision of the Finance Department, Government of Nagaland, and follows the rules of the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998.
Q. Can I buy Nagaland Lottery tickets online?
Ans. No, the Nagaland Lottery is a completely offline, paper-based lottery system. The Nagaland State Government awards prizes only to individuals who possess a valid, physical winning paper lottery ticket.
Q. How can I check today's Lottery Sambad result?
Ans. You can check the results on the Government official website, trusted news portals like: www.lotterysambadpdf.com, or authorized lottery retailers.
Q. How to claim Nagaland lottery prize money?
Ans. If your winning prize is below ₹10,000, you can collect it directly from a local stockist or sub-stockist. For prizes above ₹10,000, contact the Nodal Officer of your state or the Director of Nagaland State Lotteries. For more details, visit the government website.
