What is DAYWIN?
DAYWIN is Meghalaya's primary state-lottery brand, drawn multiple times daily by the Directorate of Institutional Finance & State Lotteries from Shillong. The scheme set has been a steady fixture since the early 2000s. Specific draw times and prize structures are published per-scheme by the Directorate; we'll mirror official PDFs the moment our scraper goes live for Meghalaya.
How does Meghalaya compare with other NE states?
| Meghalaya | Nagaland | Sikkim |
|---|
| Flagship brand | DAYWIN | Dear (Lottery Sambad) | Dear · Labh Laxmi |
| Daily draws | Multiple | 3 (1, 6, 8 PM) | 2 (4, 6 PM) |
| Operator | Inst. Finance Dte | Dte of State Lotteries | Dte of State Lotteries |
| Status here | Coming soon | Live | Live |
Frequently asked questions
Is Meghalaya State Lottery the same as Khanapara Teer?
No. The State Lottery is a paper-ticket draw operated by the Directorate of Institutional Finance & State Lotteries. Teer (Khanapara Teer, Shillong Teer) is a traditional Khasi archery game where players bet on the count of arrows hitting a target — it is a separate product under separate Meghalaya gambling regulation, with different operating clubs (Shillong Archery Club, Khanapara) running the daily targets.
Is Meghalaya State Lottery the same as Lottery Sambad?
No. Lottery Sambad is Nagaland's brand only. Meghalaya runs the separate DAYWIN scheme set under its own Directorate of Institutional Finance & State Lotteries in Shillong.
Can I buy a Meghalaya lottery ticket online?
No. Online sale of state-lottery tickets is illegal in India. The Directorate distributes only via licensed retailers within Meghalaya (and reciprocal-agreement states). Apps and websites offering online sale are operating outside the law.
Where can I see official Meghalaya results?
The Directorate publishes result PDFs on its official channels. Until our mirror goes live, the Government of Meghalaya's Directorate of Institutional Finance website is the authoritative source.