Lottery Results Today Live, July 22, 2025: Punjab, Manipur, Sikkim, Goa & Arunachal Winning Numbers
Lottery Results Today Live, July 22, 2025: Lotteries in Punjab, Manipur, Goa and Arunachal Pradesh remain popular among participants from both cities and villages, all hoping for a life-changing win. With unique draws scheduled at various times throughout the day, these states offer daily chances to try your luck. Here's a comprehensive look at the upcoming lottery events in each region.
This lottery is officially authorised for sale in Punjab and in other states where lottery operations are legally permitted.
Draw Schedule: Conducted every Saturday at 6:00 PM in Ludhiana, beginning October 7, 2023. The Director of Punjab State Lotteries holds the authority to modify the date, time, or venue if necessary.
For prizes exceeding Rs 10,000, claims must be filed within 30 days from the date the results are published in the Punjab State Government Gazette.
Winners must use 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
Claims can be submitted through:
Claims submitted after the 30-day deadline will be processed by the Punjab State Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2015, and other relevant legal provisions.
Punjab State Dear 50 Bronco Tuesday Weekly Lottery
This lottery is officially authorised for sale in Punjab and in other states where lottery operations are legally permitted.
First Prize: Rs 25 Lakh
Total Tickets: 5,00,000 tickets issued across five series — A, B, C, D, and E — with each series numbered from 00000 to 99999 (1,00,000 tickets per series). The number of printed tickets will not exceed the approved quantity in the scheme.
Ticket Price: Rs 50 per ticket (inclusive of all taxes)
Draw Schedule: The draw for this weekly lottery scheme will take place every Tuesday, starting from July 29, 2025, at 6:00 PM at the Camp Office in Ludhiana. The Director of Punjab State Lotteries reserves the right to change the date, time, or venue if necessary.
Prize Claim & Payment Details
For prizes exceeding Rs 10,000, claims must be submitted within 30 days from the date of result publication in the Punjab State Government Gazette.
Winners must use 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
Claims can be submitted through
Claims made after the 30 days will be handled according to the Punjab State Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2015, and other applicable laws.
Manipur State Lottery
The Manipur State Lottery holds four daily draws as part of its Weekly Lottery scheme, with results announced at the following times:
Each draw offers a top prize of Rs 27 lakh, along with multiple cash prizes for 2nd to 5th place winners. A consolation prize of Rs 10,000 is also awarded across all series.
Tickets are affordably priced at just Rs 6 and can be purchased from authorised lottery retailers. Each ticket carries a unique alphanumeric code consisting of:
Two digits (ranging from 70 to 90)
One letter (A to K)
A five-digit number (00000 to 99999)
Example: 83B 87219
How to Check Today's Manipur Lottery Result
Visit the official website: manipurlotteries.com
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Click on the 'Manipur Lottery Result" link
Select 'View Result'
Match your ticket number with the list of winning numbers displayed
Sikkim Labh Laxmi Charm Tuesday Lottery Result
The Sikkim Labh Laxmi Charm Tuesday Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 22, 2025, with results to be announced at 4:00 PM. Organised by the Sikkim State Lotteries and published by Lottery Sambad, this weekly draw is widely accessible to participants across India.
With a first prize of Rs 10,000 and tickets priced at just Rs 10, it offers an affordable opportunity to win attractive rewards.
How to Check the Sikkim Labh Laxmi Charm Tuesday Lottery Result
Visit the official Sikkim State Lotteries website
Go to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Locate 'Sikkim Labh Laxmi Charm Tuesday Lottery Result 22.7.2025"
Click on 'View Result'
Match your ticket number with the winning numbers displayed on the results page
Goa Rajshree 30 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 30 Mangal Weekly Lottery Draw is set to take place on July 22, 2025, with results to be declared at 8:30 PM. Organised under the Goa Rajshree Lotteries and also published by Lottery Sambad, this popular weekly draw ensures wide reach and participation across the country.
With a first prize of Rs 7 lakh and tickets priced at just Rs 30, it presents an exciting and affordable opportunity for lottery enthusiasts.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 30 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Look for 'Goa Rajshree 30 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result 22.7.2025"
Click on 'View Result'
Match your ticket number with the list of winning numbers displayed on the page
Goa Rajshree 50 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 50 Mangal Weekly Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 22, 2025, with results to be announced at 7:30 PM. Conducted by Goa Rajshree Lotteries and featured on Lottery Sambad, this draw enjoys nationwide visibility and easy access for players.
With a first prize of Rs 21 lakh and tickets priced at just Rs 50, it offers an exciting and budget-friendly opportunity to win big.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 50 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website
Go to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find 'Goa Rajshree 50 Mangal Weekly Lottery Result 22.7.2025"
Click on the 'View Result' link
Match your ticket number with the list of winning numbers displayed
Goa Rajshree Bumper Lottery Draws
In addition to its regular weekly draws, Goa Rajshree Lotteries also hosts special bumper draws 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 bumper draws feature even larger prize pools, offering players more opportunities to win during special celebrations.
Arunachal Dear 10 Green Tuesday Lottery Result
The Arunachal Dear 10 Green Tuesday Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 22, 2025, with results to be announced at 1:30 PM. Organised by Arunachal State Lotteries and featured on Lottery Sambad, this weekly draw is easily accessible to participants nationwide.
Offering a first prize of Rs 1 lakh, the lottery is both popular and affordable, and is known for its timely and transparent result announcements.
How to Check the Arunachal Dear 10 Green Tuesday Lottery Result
Visit the official Arunachal State Lotteries website
Navigate to the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find the listing titled 'Arunachal Dear 10 Green Tuesday Lottery Result 22.7.2025"
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