Lottery Results Today Live, July 26, 2025: Punjab, Manipur, Sikkim, Goa & Arunachal Winning Numbers
Live July 26, 2025 Lottery Results: Lotteries in Punjab, Manipur, Goa, and Arunachal Pradesh continue to attract enthusiastic participants from both rural and urban regions, all dreaming of a transformative win. With individual draws held daily at different times, these states provide regular opportunities for people to test their luck. Here's a detailed look at the upcoming lottery draws in each state.
Punjab State Dear 10 Mercury Saturday Weekly Lottery Scheme
This lottery is officially approved for sale in Punjab and in other Indian states where lottery operations are legally allowed.
The Director of Punjab State Lotteries reserves the right to modify the draw's date, time, or venue as required.
Prize Claim & Payout Process
For winnings above Rs 10,000, claims must be submitted within 30 days of the result being published in the Punjab Government Gazette.
Claimants must fill out the official prize claim form and submit it to:
Director, Punjab State Lotteries
Vit te Yojna Bhawan, Plot No. 2B, Sector 33-A, Chandigarh – 160020
Submission options include:
Claims submitted beyond the 30-day window will be handled in accordance with the Punjab State Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2015, and other applicable legal provisions.
Punjab State Dear 50 Jackal Saturday Weekly Lottery
This lottery is legally authorised for sale in Punjab and other Indian states where such operations are permitted by law.
First Prize: Rs 25 Lakh
Total Tickets: 5,00,000 tickets issued in five series — A, B, C, D and E — with each series numbered from 00000 to 99999. The total number of printed tickets will not exceed the limit set under the approved scheme.
Ticket Price: Rs 50 per ticket (inclusive of all applicable taxes)
Draw Schedule: Weekly draws will take place every Wednesday at 6:00 PM, beginning July 29, 2025, at the Camp Office, Ludhiana.
The Director, Punjab State Lotteries, holds the authority to modify the date, time or venue if needed.
Prize Claim & Payment Procedure
For prizes exceeding Rs 10,000, claims must be submitted within 30 days from the date of result publication in the Punjab Government Gazette.
Winners must fill out the official claim form and send it to:
Director, Punjab State Lotteries
Vitte Yojna Bhawan, Plot No. 2B, Sector 33-A, Chandigarh – 160020
Claims may be submitted through the following methods:
Claims filed after the 30-day window will be processed as per the Punjab State Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2015, and other applicable legal norms.
Manipur State Lottery
The Manipur State Lottery holds four draws each day as part of its Weekly Lottery scheme, with results announced at the following times:
Each draw features a top prize of Rs 27 lakh, along with additional cash rewards for second to fifth place winners. A consolation prize of Rs 10,000 is also given across all ticket series.
Tickets are affordably priced at Rs 6 and are available through authorised retailers.
Each ticket carries a unique alphanumeric code that includes:
Two digits (between 70 and 90)
One letter (from A to K)
A five-digit number (from 00000 to 99999)
Sample format: 83B 87219
How to Check Manipur State Lottery Results
Visit the official website: manipurlotteries.com
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Click on the 'Manipur Lottery Result" link
Select 'View Result'
Compare your ticket number with the list of winning numbers displayed
Sikkim Labh laxmi Joy Saturday Lottery Result
The Sikkim Labh Laxmi Joy Saturday Lottery Draw will be held on July 26, 2025, with the results scheduled to be announced at 4:00 PM. Organised by the Sikkim State Lotteries and published by Lottery Sambad, this weekly draw ensures wide accessibility and participation across the country.
With tickets priced at just Rs 10 and a first prize of Rs 10,000, it offers an affordable opportunity to win cash rewards.
To check the results:
Visit the official Sikkim State Lotteries website
Go to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find the link titled 'Sikkim Labh Laxmi Joy Saturday Lottery Result 26.7.2025"
Click on 'View Result'
Compare your ticket number with the winning numbers displayed
Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Draw will take place on July 26, 2025, with the results set to be released at 8:30 PM. Organised by Goa Rajshree Lotteries and published by Lottery Sambad, the draw is easily accessible to lottery enthusiasts across the country.
With tickets priced at just Rs 30 and a grand prize of Rs 21 lakh, it offers an exciting and budget-friendly chance to win big.
How to check the Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery result:
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Locate the link titled 'Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Result 26.7.2025"
Click on 'View Result'
Compare your ticket number with the list of winners displayed
Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 26, 2025, with results to be announced at 7:30 PM. Conducted by Goa Rajshree Lotteries and published by Lottery Sambad, the draw is widely accessible to participants across India.
With tickets priced at just Rs 50 and a grand prize of Rs 21 lakh, it offers an exciting and affordable opportunity for lottery enthusiasts to try their luck.
How to check the Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery result:
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website
Go to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find the listing titled 'Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Result 26.7.2025"
Click on the 'View Result' link
Cross-check your ticket number with the winning numbers displayed
Goa Rajshree Bumper Lottery Draws
Apart from the regular weekly draws, Goa Rajshree Lotteries also organizes special bumper lotteries throughout the year, including:
Goa Rajshree Lohri Bumper
Goa Rajshree Diwali Bumper
Goa Rajshree Baisakhi Bumper
Goa Rajshree Rakhi Bumper
Goa Rajshree Sawan Bumper
These festive draws feature larger prize pools, giving participants even greater chances to win big during major celebrations.
Arunachal Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Lottery Result
The Arunachal Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 26, 2025, with the results set to be declared at 1:30 PM. Organised by the Arunachal State Lotteries and published through Lottery Sambad, this weekly draw is widely recognised across India for its transparency and timely result announcements.
Offering a first prize of Rs 1 lakh at an affordable ticket price, it continues to be a popular choice among regular lottery players.
How to check the Arunachal Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Lottery result:
Visit the official Arunachal State Lotteries website
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Look for the link titled 'Arunachal Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Lottery Result 26.7.2025"
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Match your ticket number with the list of winning numbers displayed on the page.
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