What is lottery sambad ?
The Nagaland State Lottery is conducted at P. R. Hill Junction, Kohima – 797001. The Nagaland Lotteries are held and managed by the Director of Nagaland State Lotteries. If you are one of the winners on the list, then it is mandatory to turn in your ticket with a copy of the claim forms available online. The ticket presented should be intact and without damage. Along with the claim form, you have to attach a government-recognized photo ID and passport size photographs. The authorities will not accept tampered or mutilated tickets.
If a holder’s ticket matches the winning number, the winner will have to present the ticket at the West Bengal Gazette office to claim the money.
The number and the lottery will be valid for only 30 days from the date of declaration of the result.
After the ticket is presented to the West Bengal Gazette office, the number and the ticket will be verified for authenticity. The winner can take the prize money home once the process is completed.
The winning amount will be handed over after the deduction of taxes. The office for the lottery and processing is located in the West Bengal State Lotteries Department.
Official Site https://lotterysambadresult.in/
West Bengal State Lottery weekly games names:
Sunday: Dear Bangasree Ichamati
Monday: Dear Bangalakshmi Teesta
Tuesday: Dear Bangalakshmi Torsha
Wednesday: Dear Bangalakshmi Raidak
Thursday: Dear Bangabhumi Bhagirathi
Friday: Dear Bangabhumi Ajay
Saturday: Dear Bangasree Damodar
The Seven Weekly Contests Organized by Sikkim Lottery are:
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Respect Morning’ – It is conducted every Monday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Admire Morning’ – It is conducted every Tuesday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Cherished Morning’ – It is conducted every Wednesday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Precious Morning’ – It is conducted every Thursday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Treasure Morning’ – It is conducted every Friday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Valuable Morning’ – It is conducted every Saturday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh.
- Sikkim Lottery – ‘Dear Love Morning’ – It is conducted every Sunday morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. First prize value is ₹ 50 Lakh
Nagaland Bumper Draws ( lottery sambad )
Nagaland Lottery Bumper draws are scheduled a few times a year, offering even bigger prizes to celebrate special dates on the calendar.
These Bumper lottery draws work in a similar way to the regular games, but they offer even larger prizes. You can win more than ₹1 Crore if you get the jackpot, while there are a host of other great payouts to be had if you match all or part of the winning numbers. Here are the Bumper draws that are currently active in Nagaland:
- Dear Diwali Bumper
The Nagaland Lottery has also previously held Bumper draws to mark other occasions throughout the year. The following draws have all taken place in the past but are not currently active:
- Dear Kali Puja Bumper
- Dear Happy New Year Bumper
- Dear Winter Special Bumper
- Dear Lohri Makar Sankranti Bumper
Claiming Prizes
If you’re a lucky Nagaland State Lotteries winner, you will need to present your original winning ticket and a completed claim form to receive your prize. The ticket must be intact and the authorities will inspect it for damage or tampering. Winners are also required to present government-recognized photo identification and passport-size photos.
If you win a prize of up to ₹10,000, you can claim your money from a lottery agent or retailer. Prizes of more than ₹10,000 may be claimed from the Kolkata Nagaland Office. Submit your claim to the following address with the required documents.
