Nagaland Lottery result, July 28, 2025: Check Dear lottery 1 PM, 6 PM & 8 PM winning numbers & prizes today
Nagaland Dear lottery sambad live draw timings, July 28, 2025
Below is the required Nagaland Dear lottery sambad live draw timings, July 28, 2025 listed:
1 PM Draw – Dear Morning Lottery
6 PM Draw – Dear Evening Lottery
8 PM Draw – Dear Night Lottery
1 PM Dear Lottery Result July 28, 2025
The 1 PM Dear Lottery draw offers exciting prizes, including a 1st Prize of ₹1 Crore, with subsequent prizes such as ₹9,000 for 2nd, ₹450 for 3rd, ₹250 for 4th, and ₹120 for 5th place winners. Tickets for the lottery cost ₹6 only, making it an affordable chance for big wins.
6 PM Dear Lottery Result July 28, 2025
The 6 PM draw also features the same prize structure as the 1 PM draw, with the grand prize of ₹1 Crore available for today's lucky winner. Players can verify their ticket numbers against the published result to claim prizes accordingly.
8 PM Dear Lottery Result July 28, 2025
Wrapping up the day, the 8 PM Dear Lottery draw maintains the jackpot prize of ₹1 Crore. Smaller consolation prizes are also available for other winning ticket holders. The official result PDF and live updates can be accessed online for accuracy.
How to check Nagaland Dear lottery result July 28, 2025?
Lottery participants can check the Nagaland Lottery result July 28, 2025 on official websites providing live updates and downloadable result charts. The results for all three daily draws—1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM—are published promptly after each draw.
Nagaland state lottery ticket price and prize details
Each Dear Lottery ticket is priced at ₹6, offering a chance to win big prizes ranging from ₹120 up to ₹1 Crore. Prize claims must be processed following Nagaland state lottery guidelines to ensure smooth payouts.
Nagaland lottery result Live updates, July 28, 202
For real-time notifications and verification, lottery players are encouraged to follow official platforms, which provide timely updates for the Dear Lottery draws.
Latest Nagaland lottery prizes and winning numbers today
Stay updated with the latest Nagaland lottery prizes and winner numbers for July 28, 2025. The thrilling 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM draws present multiple winning opportunities and prize tiers for players.
FAQs
1. What is the ticket price for the Nagaland Dear Lottery?
Answer: Each Nagaland Dear Lottery ticket costs ₹6, making it affordable for daily participation in the 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM draws.
2. Where can I buy Nagaland Lottery tickets?
Answer: Tickets can be purchased from authorised local agents in states where the lottery is legal, including Nagaland and several other Indian states; online purchase is generally not allowed by the government.
3. How and where can I check the Nagaland Lottery result for July 28, 2025?
Answer: Lottery results are published on official state websites. Live updates and downloadable PDFs are also made available after each draw.
4. What is the prize structure and the top prize amount?
Answer: Each daily Dear Lottery draw offers a grand prize of ₹1 Crore, followed by smaller prizes like ₹9,000, ₹450, ₹250, and ₹120 in descending order plus consolation prizes.
5. How can winners claim their Nagaland Lottery prizes?
Answer: Winners must verify their ticket numbers against official results, submit their winning tickets along with ID proof and bank details at the Nagaland State Lottery office within the stipulated time. For prizes above ₹10,000, additional verification and claim forms are required.
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