Official result posters from the Directorate of Meghalaya State Lotteries, Shillong, mirrored daily · two draws (1 PM & 8 PM) · ₹1 crore 1st prize · Sunday, 19th July 2026
The Directorate of Meghalaya State Lotteries in Shillong runs two draws every day — one around 1:00 PM and one at 8:00 PM. The draws are DEAR-branded (the poster reads "Dear Shillong", with a different name for each weekday), and the headline first prize is ₹1 crore. Results are published as an official scanned poster, which we mirror here so you can match your ticket against the Directorate's own sheet rather than a re-typed copy.
"Lottery Sambad" is Nagaland's brand. The Meghalaya State Lottery is a separate, independent lottery run by the Government of Meghalaya from Shillong, with its own DEAR-branded draws, its own draw times, and its own result posters. If you hold a Meghalaya ticket, always check it against the Meghalaya poster on this page — not a Nagaland sheet. (Note: Khanapara Teer is a separate archery-based betting game, not the Meghalaya State Lottery.)
Meghalaya holds two draws a day — around 1:00 PM and 8:00 PM. The Directorate in Shillong releases an official result poster for each, which we mirror here within minutes.
No. Lottery Sambad is Nagaland's brand. Meghalaya runs its own daily DEAR-branded draws under the Directorate of Meghalaya State Lotteries in Shillong, with its own result posters.
The Meghalaya State Lottery 1st prize is ₹1 crore. The full prize breakdown and every winning number are on the official poster embedded on each result page.
Sign the back of the winning ticket and submit it with KYC (PAN, address proof) to the Directorate of Meghalaya State Lotteries, Shillong, within the claim window printed on the ticket. See our claim guide. Online sale of lottery tickets is illegal in India — buy only from licensed retailers.