Nagaland lottery sambad result today 16 August 2025 OUT: Check Winning Numbers for Dear MEGHNA, DASHER & SEAGULL
Organised by the Nagaland State Lottery, these draws offer participants exciting chances to win substantial prizes, including the grand prize of Rs. 1 crore. Stay updated with the latest results here and check if your ticket matches the winning numbers to claim your prize.
Today's Nagaland lottery result: 16 August 2025 draw details
Today's Nagaland Lottery Sambad results for 16 August 2025 are declared for the three draws:
Today's Nagaland Lottery Sambad results for 16 August 2025 have been declared for three major draws — Dear MEGHNA (1 PM), DASHER (6 PM), and SEAGULL (8 PM).
Each draw offers a chance to win a grand first prize of Rs 1 crore along with several other prize amounts.
Participants can check the winning numbers for these draws to see if their ticket is a winner in today's exciting lottery.
Nagaland Lottery result, August 16, 2025: Winning numbers for Dear Friday
Below is the required winning numbers for Nagaland Lottery result, August 16, 2025 for Dear Friday listed:
How to check Nagaland lottery sambad result online?
To check the Nagaland Lottery Sambad result online, follow these steps:
Visit the official Nagaland lottery websites such as nagalandlotterysambad.com, nagalandlotteries.com, or lotterysambad.com.
Look for the "Lottery Sambad Result" or "Today's Result" section on the homepage.
Select the date of the draw (e.g., 16 August 2025) and the specific draw name like Dear MEGHNA, DASHER, or SEAGULL.
View the winning numbers for the respective 1 PM, 6 PM, and 8 PM draws.
You can also download the official result PDF for reference.
These official portals update the results soon after the draw takes place, allowing you to quickly check if your ticket has won the prize.
Nagaland Lottery result, August 16, 2025: Prize details for each draw
Below is the required prize details for each draw for Nagaland Lottery result, August 16, 2025 listed:
How to to claim your Nagaland lottery prize for August 16, 2025?
To claim your Nagaland Lottery Sambad prize for August 16, 2025, follow these steps:
1. Keep your original winning ticket intact and undamaged. Sign the back of the ticket to prove ownership.
2. Download and fill out the official claim form, available on Nagaland State Lottery websites or government portals.
3. Attach the following documents with the claim form:
Original signed winning ticket
PAN Card and Aadhaar Card copies
Four recent passport-sized photographs (not older than 3 months)
Cancelled cheque leaf of your bank account
Affidavit confirming ownership of the ticket, notarized by a first-class magistrate or notary public
4. Provide personal details including name, address, contact info, profession, bank account number, IFSC code, and prize details on the form.
5. Submit your claim physically to the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries at P.R. Hills Junction, Kohima, Nagaland, or to designated nodal offices in Kolkata, Mumbai, Ludhiana, Gangtok, or Meghalaya.
6. Ensure you submit the claim within 30 days from the draw date or result announcement.
7. For prizes above ₹10,000, tax deductions apply, and some personal details may be published as part of the claim process.
8. After verification, prize money is typically disbursed via cheque, demand draft, or RTGS depending on your location.
Follow these instructions carefully to successfully claim your Nagaland lottery prize.
FAQs
1. What time are the Nagaland Lottery Sambad draws held on 16 August 2025?A: The draws are held at 1:00 PM for Dear MEGHNA, 6:00 PM for DASHER, and 8:00 PM for SEAGULL.
2. Where can I check the official Nagaland Lottery Sambad results?A: You can check the results on official websites like nagalandlotterysambad.com, nagalandlotteries.com, or lotterysambad.com, as well as through result PDFs uploaded shortly after each draw.
3. What is the first prize amount for each draw?A: Each draw offers a grand first prize of ₹1 crore, along with several lower-tier prizes and consolation rewards.
4. How long do I have to claim my Nagaland Lottery Sambad prize?A: Winners have 30 days from the date of the draw or result announcement to submit their claim.
5. What documents are needed to claim the prize?A: You'll need the original signed winning ticket, a filled claim form, PAN card, Aadhaar card, four passport-sized photographs, a cancelled cheque, and a notarized affidavit confirming ticket ownership.
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