Dear Lottery Sambad Old Results 8 PM (30 Days Old Results)

Dear Lottery Sambad 8 PM Result — The Evening Draw

The 8 PM draw is the last lottery of the day under the Nagaland State Lottery system. It goes by the name Dear Evening and carries a certain excitement that the earlier draws do not quite match — knowing that this is the final chance to win on any given day. Players who missed the 1 PM and 6 PM draws often buy their evening ticket as a last-minute decision, and that spontaneity has made the 8 PM draw quite popular across states.

The draw takes place at exactly 8:00 PM IST. Results become available through official channels shortly after, and we publish them here as soon as they are confirmed. This archive keeps those results going back 30 full days so you can verify any ticket, any date, without any hassle.

Checking Old 8 PM Tickets — Do Not Wait Too Long

The claim deadline for any Nagaland State Lottery prize is 30 days from the draw date. That sounds like plenty of time, but days pass quickly — especially when you are not sure whether you won anything. A lot of people come to this archive after finding old tickets in jackets, travel bags, or even inside books. If you have found an old 8 PM ticket, use the grid above to find the matching draw date and check the numbers against your ticket right now.

Winning even a consolation prize is worth claiming. Consolation prize holders receive ₹1,000 — that is real money for what cost just ten rupees at the counter. And if you are one of the lucky ones holding a first-prize ticket, you have won ₹1 crore. In that case, read our full guide on how to claim a Nagaland State Lottery prize immediately — the paperwork process has several steps and the sooner you start, the better.

The Dear Evening Weekly Draw Names

Each night of the week, the Dear Evening draw comes with a different name. Monday night is Dear Clover, Tuesday is Dear Destiny, Wednesday carries the name Dear Dream, Thursday is called Dear Fame, Friday runs as Dear Horizon, Saturday night is Dear Lucky, and Sunday's final draw is named Dear Magic. Seven names, seven days — but one thing never changes: the draw happens at 8:00 PM sharp, and the prize structure stays consistent throughout the week.

First prize is ₹1 crore. Second prize is ₹9,000. There are 25 consolation prizes of ₹1,000 each. Third, fourth, and fifth prize tiers then reward thousands of ticket holders with amounts ranging from a few hundred to several thousand rupees depending on how many of their digits match the drawn numbers.

How to Read the 8 PM Result Image Properly

When you click on a result card in this archive, you will see the full official result image open in a new tab. The image displays prize categories from top to bottom. Start from the top — the first prize section shows the complete ticket number along with the series letter in brackets. Work your way down through second prize, the consolation prizes, and then the multi-number rows for lower prize tiers.

One thing to pay attention to: your series letter matters a lot. If you hold ticket number 45678 in series A, but the first prize was won by ticket 45678 in series B, you have not won the first prize — though your number might still appear in the fourth or fifth prize columns regardless of series. Read carefully and take your time. You can also use the quick-check tool on our homepage to scan your number against the latest result without hunting through rows manually.

Downloading the Official Result PDF

Each result card in this archive has a PDF download button below it. That button links to the official PDF file hosted on the lottery authority's server. The file is the certified document — the one lottery officers accept at claim counters. If you are going to file a claim in person, print this PDF along with your original ticket. The PDF filename for the 8 PM draw starts with EN, so the file for 7th June 2026 would be EN070626.PDF.

If you just want to check tonight's result, the live 8 PM result page updates in real time every evening. For older draws, this archive is the right place.

Browse All Three Daily Archives

Nagaland State Lottery runs three draws every single day. If you also play the morning and afternoon draws, you might want to bookmark the other two archive pages as well. The 1 PM Dear Morning results archive covers all morning draws, and the 6 PM Dear Day results archive covers the afternoon draws. Each archive holds 30 days of results with full images and PDF links. All three pages are structured identically, so once you know how to use one, you know how to use all three.

For the official gazette notifications and government-verified records, always check the Nagaland State Lotteries official website. We display results for your convenience, but the government gazette is the final authority on all prize claims.