Lottery available in India

Types of lottery tickets in India.

India is the fastest-growing country in lottery game popularity, as evidenced by the industry’s worth of ₹50,000 crores (about $500 million).

In India, there are 13 states where the government permits the sale of lottery tickets. Make it permissible to buy a lottery ticket as a result of this. Kerala, Goa, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, West Bengal, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, and Mizoram are the states that make up the region.

This does not, however, imply that online lotteries are also legal. Sikkim, Goa, Arunachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, and West Bengal are the states that currently allow online lottery ticket purchases in India.

Kerala State Lottery

Almost every day, Kerala State Lotteries holds a separate draw. From Monday to Saturday, there is one Lottery each day, plus one on the final Sunday of each month. In addition, four Bumper Lotteries are held throughout the year to commemorate significant dates in the calendar.

The lottery programme was India’s first, and the Kerala Government’s Lottery Department has managed it since 1967. The lottery program’s success has prompted other states to follow Kerala’s lead. Draws are held around the state, including at the department’s headquarters in Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), Kerala’s capital.

Sikkim State Lottery

The Dear Labhlaxmi draw takes place every day, and the Sikkim State Lottery has staged other Bumper Lotteries to commemorate key calendar dates and religious festivals.

The Sikkim Lottery is not available online. However, tickets can be purchased via lottery agents throughout the state. Tell the agent which draw you want to enter and how many tickets you want, and they will give you an estimate of how much it will cost. 

Lotto India 

Lotto India is a national lottery that can be played in India and from anywhere in the world. It is an online lottery for Indians worldwide, with jackpots of at least ₹4 crore – greater than several state lotteries – as well as three additional tiers of amazing prizes and the Free Bet Bonus for matching just the Joker Ball. Every Tuesday and Friday at 18.00 IST, there are draws and a special Raffle once a month.

Jaldi 3 

Jaldi 3 is an Indian online lottery that does three drawings each day and offers a top prize of ₹40,000 for matching all three winning numbers. Players have more opportunities to win with a morning draw at 1:30 am, an afternoon draw at 5:30 pm, and a night draw at 10:30 pm IST every day than with many other lotteries. You can play anywhere in India and many other countries and choose your wager amount, starting at just ₹40 per line.

Nagaland Lottery

The Nagaland Lottery holds three daily Dear drawings throughout the year, and many Bumper draws. Residents of Sikkim, West Bengal, and Nagaland can participate in these state lotteries.

• Dear Morning Results 
• Dear Day Results 
• Dear Evening Results

The Nagaland Lottery Department was established to boost the state’s revenue and ensure that all lotteries run smoothly. The state government’s finance department releases lottery plans and outcomes, and Nagaland’s government oversees all legal and safe lotteries.

The draws are held at the Nagaland State Lotteries Directorate, P.R. Hill Junction, Nagaland, Kohima – 797001.

Lottery Sambad

Lottery Sambad is an Indian lottery game that provides three opportunities to win a million rupees every day at 1 pm, 4 pm, and 8 pm. All drawings are held in Nagaland at the Nagaland State Lotteries Directorate, P.R. Hill Junction, Nagaland, Kohima – 797001. The results for all Lottery Sambad drawings may be found on the results page.

Due to its regular fixed jackpot value, the Lottery Sambad draw is also known as the Dear 1 Crore Lottery, and the results for the 1 Crore Lottery may be seen here. Below is more information on the various things you might win.

Individual states can decide whether or not to legalise lotteries, according to the Indian Supreme Court. Lottery Sambad is legal in the following states:

• Maharashtra – Mumbai
• Nagaland – Kohima
• Punjab – Chandigarh
• Sikkim – Gangtok
• West Bengal

West Bengal has the most Lottery Sambad players of any state in India, and as a result, West Bengal wins the most Lottery Sambad prizes.

Punjab Lottery

The Punjab State Lottery has been in operation since 1968. It is handled by the Punjab Government’s Finance Department division to provide a fair and transparent lottery. It runs monthly ‘Bumper’ lotteries and draws to commemorate significant holidays throughout the year.

Retailers return details of tickets that haven’t been sold on the draw day; therefore, these aren’t included in the draw. After the programme has been launched, the Punjabi State Lottery Director is free to increase or decrease the number of tickets in each draw. The draws are held in Ludigarh, Punjab’s Zila Parishad Building.

All lottery winners in Punjab must fill out a claim form and provide further documentation to prove their ownership and identity.

Goa State Lottery

Goa, India’s southwestern coastal state, is known for its gorgeous beaches and is one of the 13 places in India where lotteries are authorised.

On February 23, 1995, Goa’s Directorate of State Lotteries was founded to create and oversee games and draws. It combined with the National Savings Organisation on April 1, 2006, to establish the Directorate of Small Savings and Lotteries (DSSL).

Goa hosts up to five lottery draws every day, making it the state with the most lottery draws in the country. In addition to regular draws, Bumper drawings are held during key dates and national festivals, such as Diwali.

The Labhalxmi, Rajshree, and Golden Dhanlaxmi are the three daily lottery drawings in Goa.

Arunachal State Lottery

Every day, the Arunachal State Lottery holds three draws. Each of these ‘Singam’ draws the first prize of ₹26.03 lakhs, with numerous additional rewards ranging from ₹120 to ₹9,500. Each draw costs ₹6, and tickets are available from lottery merchants in Arunachal Pradesh.

Mizoram Lottery

Mizoram State Lotteries holds weekly and monthly draws with various high-value rewards. Weekly ‘Magic’ draws are held around the state, with new rewards available each day. During the Basant Panchami festival, a weekly draw and an annual Bumper Lottery are also held.

The many weekly and monthly lotteries that take place in Mizoram, as well as the draw schedules, ticket prices, and First Prize amounts for each, are shown here.

All drawings are held at Tuikhuahtlang, Aizawl – 796 001, Mizoram, by the Institutional Finance and State Lottery Government of Mizoram. Except for the Basant Panchami Bumper, which begins at 2:00 pm, all draws begin at 5:00 pm.

These lotteries have authorised merchants throughout the state, posting results online shortly after each draw.

Meghalaya Lottery

Every day of the week, the Meghalaya Lottery provides players in the state the chance to win up to ₹29 lakh. Every day, hundreds of prizes are given away in the Future Daily Lottery’s morning, lunch, and evening draws. On this website, you can learn more about the Meghalaya Lottery, and on the Meghalaya Future Lottery Results page, you can discover the most recent winning numbers.

Assam Lottery

Every day in Bodoland, there are eight lottery draws, each with a First Prize of up to ₹1 lakh. All draw tickets cost ₹2 and can be purchased from shops in Bodoland. Go to your local store and tell them which lottery you want to participate in to get a ticket. Tickets for the Bodoland lottery are not available online.

Bhutan Lottery

The Bhutan State Lottery offers several engaging games in which you can participate for a chance to win fantastic rewards.

Bhutan is an independent country from India, with its own state-owned lottery run by the Ministry of Finance. In 2016, Prime Minister Lyonchen Tshering Tobgay inaugurated the first domestic monthly lottery, and further programmes to help the lottery produce cash have since followed.

The Bhutan Lottery exists to benefit society, with proceeds going to diverse causes such as health, education, and sports. It’s also expanding outside its current limits, particularly in India.