Nagaland State Lottery Results For July 22, 2025: Check Draw Timings, How To Claim

Stay updated with the latest Nagaland State Lottery results for today. The winning numbers for the "Dear Teesta Morning" (1 PM), "Dear Moon Evening" (6 PM), and "Dear Parrot Night" (8 PM) draws will be announced shortly. Check back here daily for the official Lottery Sambad results and see if you're a lucky winner!

Daily Draw Schedule

Each draw carries unique names depending on the day of the week. For Tuesdays, the draws are titled:

• Dear Teesta Morning – 1:00 PM
• Dear Moon Evening – 6:00 PM
• Dear Parrot Night - 8:00 PM

Prize Structure for July 22

Participants stand a chance to win big with the following prize tiers:

• 1st Prize: Rs 1 crore
• 2nd Prize: Rs 9,000
• 3rd Prize: Rs 450
• 4th Prize: Rs 250
• 5th Prize: Rs 120
• Consolation Prize: Rs 1,000

Weekly Draw Names

Each day of the week features unique draw names:

• Monday: Dear Dwarka, Dear Blitzen, Dear Finch
• Tuesday: Dear Teesta, Dear Moon, Dear Parrot
• Wednesday: Dear Indus, Dear Cupid, Dear Pelican
• Thursday: Dear Mahanadi, Dear Lake, Dear Sandpiper
• Friday: Dear Meghna, Dear Dasher, Dear Seagull
• Saturday: Dear Narmada, Dear Donner, Dear Stork
• Sunday: Dear Yamuna, Dear Sea, Dear Toucan

How to Check Nagaland Lottery Results

Participants can check the results by:

• Visiting the official Nagaland State Lottery website or other trusted result platforms.
• Navigating to the“Lottery Sambad Result” section.
• Selecting the relevant draw date and title.
• Clicking on“Today Result View”.
• Matching their ticket number with the published winning list.

How to Claim Your Prize

Winners must follow these steps to claim their winnings:

• Download the official claim form from the Nagaland State Lottery website.
• Submit the filled form along with a valid photo ID, original winning ticket, and other required documents.
• Prizes over Rs 10,000 must be claimed at the Nagaland Lottery Office in Kolkata, as per official procedure.

Where Lottery is Legal in India

Lottery is legally permitted in the following 13 Indian states:

Nagaland, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Mizoram, Kerala, Maharashtra, Goa, Manipur, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, and Assam.

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