Select the date and draw
Choose the matching archive row, then open 1PM, 6PM or 8PM (IST).
Find published winning numbers by date and open complete prize details. The archive groups every day into one row.
Publication dates are displayed on each result.
One date per row. Choose a draw to view its full result.
Continue to the external purchase website.
Use the draw details on your original ticket to locate the right publication.
Choose the matching archive row, then open 1PM, 6PM or 8PM (IST).
Check the first prize with the full ticket number. Review the ending digits and eligibility for other categories.
Published numbers and the comparison tool do not replace the organiser’s official claim rules.
Results on this website come from the 7dear.in results service. The archive groups published entries by draw date. Each result page links to its source data and shows the provider’s update time in India Standard Time (IST, UTC+05:30).
We display numbers as supplied, including leading zeroes. We do not independently certify a winning ticket. Compare any potential match with the state lottery organiser’s official result bulletin and current prize-claim instructions. If the source is unavailable, we show a retry message rather than estimated numbers.
Purchase information is guidance only. Rules and permitted sales channels vary by state; a Dear Lottery result listing does not establish a seller’s authorisation.
Match the date and draw name on your ticket with the archive. Open the result to see the full winning numbers and prize categories, then verify any potential match with the official bulletin.
Each row represents one date and has 1PM, 6PM and 8PM (IST) result columns. A missing draw is marked Not published. A row does not mean every draw has been published.
The results provider may not have published that draw yet. Refresh later. Publication dates are displayed so older results are not mistaken for today’s result.
No. Ticket series eligibility, ticket authenticity and official claim rules also matter. The number checker is a comparison aid, not a claim confirmation.