Lottery Results Today Live, July 12, 2025: Punjab, Manipur, Sikkim, Goa & Arunachal Winners
Live July 12, 2025 Lottery Results: Find out today's winning lottery numbers for Punjab, Manipur, Goa, Sikkim, and Arunachal. Stay updated on ticket prices, and claim process.
Lottery Results Today Live, July 12, 2025: Lotteries in Punjab, Manipur, Goa and Arunachal Pradesh continue to open doors for hopeful participants eager to test their fortune. From remote villages to major urban centers, individuals purchase tickets filled with dreams of striking it rich. Each state hosts distinctive draws at different times throughout the day, offering daily chances to win. Below, we've gathered all the essential details about the upcoming lottery events across these regions.
Punjab State Dear 10 Mercury Saturday Weekly Lottery Scheme
The lottery is named the Punjab State Dear 10 Mercury Saturday Weekly Lottery Scheme, and its ticket sales are authorised in Punjab as well as in other states where lottery operations are permitted.
First Prize: Rs 1 Lakh
Number of Tickets: One lakh tickets are issued under this scheme, split across ten series (90 to 99), with each series containing ticket numbers from 0000 to 9999.
Ticket Price: Rs 10 per ticket (inclusive of all applicable taxes).
Draw Schedule: The draw is held every Saturday, starting from October 7, 2023, at 6:00 PM in Ludhiana. The date, time, and venue of the draw may be changed by the Director, Punjab State Lotteries.
Claims must be filed using the official claim form within 30 days of the result being published in the Punjab State Government Gazette. Submissions can be made through:
If the claim is not received within the 30-day period, the prize will be processed according to the Punjab State Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2015, and other applicable laws.
Manipur State Lottery
The Manipur State Lottery holds four draws daily under its Weekly Lottery scheme, with results announced at the following times:
Each draw offers a first prize of Rs 27 lakh, while the 2nd to 5th prize winners receive smaller amounts as consolation or assistance prizes. Additionally, a consolation prize of ₹10,000 is awarded to all series winners.
Tickets are priced at just Rs 6 and can be purchased from any authorised lottery retailer. Each ticket carries a unique alphanumeric code that begins with two digits ranging from 70 to 90, followed by a letter from A to K, and ends with a five-digit number between 00000 and 99999 (e.g., 83B 87219).
How to Check Today's Manipur Lottery Result:
Sikkim State Labh laxmi Saturday Lottery Result
The Sikkim State Labh Laxmi Saturday Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 12, 2025, with results announced at 4:00 PM. This well-known weekly lottery is part of the Sikkim State Lotteries and is also published via Lottery Sambad, ensuring broad reach and visibility.
The first prize for this draw is Rs 10,000, and each ticket is priced at just Rs 10, making it an affordable chance to win attractive rewards.
How to Check the Sikkim Labh Laxmi Delight Saturday Lottery Result
Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Draw is set to take place on July 12, 2025, with results being declared at 7:30 PM. This weekly draw is a part of the Goa Rajshree Lotteries and is also featured on Lottery Sambad, ensuring it reaches a wide audience.
The first prize for this draw is Rs 21 lakh, and tickets are priced at an affordable Rs 30 each.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find the listing titled 'Goa Rajshree 30 Shani Weekly Lottery Result 12.7.2025"
Click on 'View Result'
Compare your ticket number with the announced winning numbers
Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 12, 2025, with results to be declared at 7:30 PM. This popular draw is part of the Goa Rajshree Lotteries and is also published via Lottery Sambad, ensuring wide accessibility for participants.
With a first prize of Rs 21 lakh and tickets priced at just Rs 50, the draw offers an exciting opportunity to win big at a reasonable cost.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 50 Shani Weekly Lottery Result
Goa Rajshree Bumper Lottery Draws
In addition to the weekly draws, Goa Rajshree Lotteries also host special bumper draws throughout the year, including:
Goa Rajshree Lohri Bumper
Goa Rajshree Diwali Bumper
Goa Rajshree Baisakhi Bumper
Goa Rajshree Rakhi Bumper
Goa Rajshree Sawan Bumper
Arunachal State Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Weekly Lottery Result
The Arunachal State Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Weekly Lottery Draw is scheduled for July 12, 2025, with results to be announced at 1:30 PM. Organised by the Arunachal State Lotteries, this weekly draw is also published on Lottery Sambad, ensuring easy access for participants.
Offering a first prize of Rs 1 lakh, this lottery remains a popular and affordable option, known for its quick result announcements.
How to Check the Arunachal State Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Lottery Result
Visit the official Arunachal State Lotteries website
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' section
Find the result titled 'Arunachal State Dear 10 Yellow Saturday Weekly Lottery Result 12.7.2025"
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