Nagaland Declares Results Of Three Dear Lotteries, Each Offering Rs 1 Crore Prize

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The Nagaland state has declared the results of three Sambad Dear lotteries for October 21, 2026, with the Dear Spark Morning 1PM, Dear Prestige Evening 6PM and Dear Destiny Night 8PM draws each carrying a bumper prize of Rs 1 crore.

The results were reported for the three scheduled lottery draws conducted through the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries.

Three lottery draws listed for October 21

The three lotteries named in the result update are Dear Spark Morning 1PM, Dear Prestige Evening 6PM and Dear Destiny Night 8PM.

Each of the three lotteries offers a bumper first prize of Rs 1 crore, according to the supplied result report.

The report says there are six prizes under each of these lotteries.

The cost of a ticket for each lottery is Rs 6.

The lotteries are described as transparent and conducted by the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries.

The October 21 result material contains long sequences of four-digit and five-digit numbers connected with the three listed draws.

The five-digit entries reproduced in the material include 06264, 10019, 24949, 38615, 57824, 68573, 70048, 73537, 89105 and 89690.

A second five-digit sequence in the same result material includes 03614, 09172, 15609, 30446, 50092, 50629, 57261, 81438, 94629 and 97282.

A third sequence of five-digit entries includes 04945, 26570, 30591, 36881, 37631, 38520, 49725, 70370, 73608 and 92923.

The supplied record also carries extensive four-digit number lists alongside these five-digit entries.

Because the result material presents these numbers in long blocks without separate labels in the supplied text, the entries should be checked against the authorised result record before any prize claim is made.

Earlier 1PM result carried a ₹1 Crore prize

A separate result update concerns the Nagaland State Lottery Sambad 1 PM draw dated 15 October 2026.

That draw is identified in the supplied source as Thursday, 15 October 2026.

The winning ticket number for the grand 1st Prize of ₹1 Crore was 95E 75331, according to the report.

The result update also provides prize-wise numbers for the 15 October draw.

The 2nd Prize of ₹10,000 was listed against the following numbers: 01529, 29896, 38484, 43129, 54211, 16004, 57227, 47581, 88839 and 38954.

The 3rd Prize of ₹500 was listed against 0436, 2227, 3288, 3379, 3795, 3864, 6740, 7369, 8636 and 9765.

The 4th Prize of ₹250 was listed against 1837, 2759, 3589, 5745, 6149, 6514, 6836, 8013, 8466 and 9777.

The 5th Prize of ₹120 included 0033, 0140, 0166, 0262, 0298, 0353, 0526, 0564, 0746, 0943, 1064, 1082, 1195, 1263, 1306, 1409, 1438, 1618, 1660, 1739, 1750, 1776, 1804, 1834, 1913, 1938, 2094, 2115, 2181, 2231, 2245, 2303, 2638, 2843, 2868, 3006, 3404, 3541, 3660, 3712, 3938, 4040, 4052, 4212, 4228, 4306, 4428, 4535, 4609, 4719, 4782, 4810, 4836, 4941, 5050, 5132, 5354, 5419, 5473, 5554, 5699, 5739, 5867, 5985, 6265, 6277, 6289, 6401, 6460, 6606, 6661, 7661, 6845, 6866, 7172, 7255, 7373, 7544, 7575, 7649, 7660, 7811, 7945, 7987, 8053, 8078, 8080, 8217, 8486, 8494, 8942, 9231, 9262, 9294, 9404, 9415, 9470, 9631, 9701 and 9715.

The publication carrying the result advises readers to cross-check winning ticket numbers with the official government gazette or download the certified result PDF from authorised distributors.

Why the ticket price and draw structure matter

The supplied background describes the Nagaland State Lottery Sambad as a legal lottery system operated by the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries.

It says the system is structured to generate revenue for state development while offering low-cost participation.

The listed Rs 6 ticket price is therefore part of the result update’s explanation of how the lottery is presented to participants.

Another source describes the daily lottery schedule as consisting of draws at 1:00 PM, 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM.

The 1:00 PM draw is described as the Morning draw and is associated mainly with patterns such as Dear Morning or daily names including Dear Vision and Dear Mahan.

The 6:00 PM draw is described as the Day draw, with combined state patterns that heavily overlap with the Sikkim State Lottery scheme.

The 8:00 PM draw is described as the Evening draw and as the primary nightly draw, with series such as Dear Evening or Dear Lucky.

The three lottery names in the October 21 update are different from some of the examples listed in that broader daily-draw description.

The supplied sources do not provide a separate prize-wise label for every number in the long October 21 number blocks.

That distinction matters because a ticket number should not be treated as a winning entry for a particular prize category unless it matches the relevant authorised result record.

Prize claims and ticket condition

The report says every daily ticket is priced at ₹6.

It also says winners must keep their physical tickets intact and untampered with.

For prizes above ₹10,000, claims must be submitted using the prescribed claim form to the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries.

The claim submission must include valid ID proof, such as an Aadhaar card or PAN card, along with passport-sized photographs.

The supplied instructions say these claims must be submitted within 30 days of the draw.

The 30-day condition is also repeated in the tax and authentication information provided for the lottery.

The report says the Nagaland government enforces strict authentication procedures to eliminate fraud.

The supplied material does not identify any individual winner beyond the ticket number 95E 75331 listed for the 15 October 1 PM draw.

It also does not provide the name of a ticket holder for the October 21 draws.

Tax deduction on lottery winnings

The prize displayed in a result chart is not necessarily the final amount received by a winner, according to the supplied tax information.

The report says Indian tax laws apply strict rules to winnings from games of chance.

It states that any prize exceeding ₹10,000 is subject to a flat 30% Tax Deduction at Source under Section 194B of the Income Tax Act.

The same source says surcharges and educational cesses are applied on top of the flat 30% for large payouts such as the ₹1 Crore prize.

It estimates that a jackpot winner typically takes home roughly ₹65 Lakh to ₹70 Lakh after all statutory deductions.

That estimate is presented in the source as a general explanation of deductions and not as a revised prize amount for any specific ticket in the October 21 result material.

The three October 21 lotteries are each listed with a bumper prize of Rs 1 crore, while the separate 15 October result lists its first prize as ₹1 Crore.

The difference in the use of “Rs” and “₹” follows the wording used in the supplied result reports.

Verification remains necessary

The result reports provide numbers for checking, but the supplied material repeatedly directs readers to authorised or official sources for confirmation.

The 15 October result update specifically refers to the official government gazette and certified result PDF from authorised distributors.

Another notice says results are provided for informational purposes only and should be verified through authorised Nagaland State Lottery sources before a prize is claimed.

The Goodreturns material also says its views and recommendations are solely those of the individual analysts or entities and do not reflect the views of Goodreturns.in or Greynium Information Technologies Private Limited.

Goodreturns further says it does not guarantee, endorse or take responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or reliability of any content.

The same disclaimer says the information is provided for informational and educational purposes and should be independently verified from licensed financial advisers before investment decisions are made.

That investment disclaimer is separate from the lottery result information and does not replace the instruction to verify a winning ticket through authorised lottery channels.

The Sunday Guardian material also carries a disclaimer that it does not promote any lottery.

It warns that gambling can be addictive and advises responsible play.

The supplied information therefore establishes the October 21 draw names, the Rs 1 crore prize attached to each, the Rs 6 ticket price and the presence of extensive number records, while requiring ticket holders to confirm their numbers through authorised sources before beginning a claim.