Mizoram runs weekly draws — not daily, unlike most NE peers. Operated by the Directorate of State Lotteries from Aizawl. The smaller cadence reflects Mizoram's deliberately measured lottery policy.
Mizoram stands out among the seven Northeastern lottery-legal states for its weekly-only draw cadence. Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Manipur all run three daily draws; Meghalaya runs multiple daily (DAYWIN); Assam runs three daily (Bodoland). Mizoram has opted for a smaller, weekly programme — closer to Maharashtra or West Bengal in volume than to Nagaland in intensity. The deliberate cadence likely reflects Mizoram's distinct social policy approach to gambling.
| Mizoram | Nagaland | Arunachal | Meghalaya | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cadence | Weekly | 3 daily | 3 daily | Multiple daily |
| Brand | various | Dear (Sambad) | Singam | DAYWIN |
| Operator | State Directorate | State Directorate | State Directorate | Inst. Finance Dte |
Weekly, not daily. This is unusual for an NE state — Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Manipur all run three daily draws. Mizoram has opted for a smaller programme.
No. Lottery Sambad is Nagaland's brand. Mizoram runs its own separate weekly lottery under the Directorate of State Lotteries in Aizawl.
No. Online sale of state-lottery tickets is illegal in India. Paper tickets are distributed by licensed retailers within Mizoram only.
The Directorate of State Lotteries, Mizoram publishes scheme notifications and result PDFs through official Government of Mizoram channels. Until our mirror goes live, those are the authoritative sources.
The moment the Directorate publishes scheme notifications consistently. Lower draw frequency makes Mizoram a lower scraper-priority than the daily-draw states, but we will get to it as our rollout reaches NE-tier-2.