Lottery Results Today Live, July 9, 2025: Punjab, Manipur, Sikkim, Goa & Arunachal Winners
Live July 9, 2025 Lottery Results: Punjab Dear 10 Silver, Manipur Singam, Sikkim Labh Laxmi, Goa Rajshree & Arunachal Dear Orange lottery draws today. Stay tuned.
Lottery Results Today Live Updates, July 9, 2025: For all lottery participants, June 9 is going to be a day filled with hope, excitement, and crossed fingers. It won't be wrong to say that it is more than a game for many. Lotteries in Punjab Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh will open doors of new possibilities for many. From small towns to busy metro cities, people buy tickets with silent prayers and big imaginations. If you are someone who has bought lottery tickets, this article is for you. We have collated a list of all the details you need to know about the upcoming lotteries.
The lottery is titled Punjab State Dear 10 Silver Wednesday Weekly Lottery Scheme, and the sale of tickets under this scheme is authorised in the State of Punjab and other states where lottery operations are permitted.
First Prize: Rs 1 Lakh
Number of Tickets: A total of one lakh tickets are issued under this scheme, divided into ten series (90 to 99), with ticket numbers ranging from 0000 to 9999 in each series.
Ticket Price: Each ticket is priced at Rs 10 (inclusive of all applicable taxes).
The draw for this weekly scheme is conducted every Wednesday at 6:00 PM, starting from October 4, 2023, at Ludhiana. However, the draw date, time or venue may be altered by the Director of Punjab State Lotteries if required.
Prize Claim and Payment Procedure
All prize claims above Rs 10,000 must be submitted to the office of the Director, Punjab State Lotteries at the following address:
Vit te Yojna Bhawan, Plot No. 2B, Sector 33-A, Chandigarh – 160020.
Claims should be submitted using the prescribed form within 30 days from the date of result publication in the Punjab State Government Gazette.
The claim can be submitted:
If the claim is not received within 30 days, prize payments will be processed in accordance with the Punjab State Lotteries Regulations Rules, 2015, and other relevant laws.
Manipur State Lottery
The Manipur State Lottery conducts four weekly draws daily, with results declared at 12:00 PM (Singam Morning), 4:00 PM (Singam Day), 7:00 PM (Singam Evening), and 9:00 PM (Singam Night). These daily draws are part of the Manipur State Weekly Lottery, and results are published accordingly.
Each draw offers a first prize of Rs 27 lakh, while the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th rank winners receive consolation or assistance amounts. Additionally, all series winners receive a consolation prize of Rs 10,000.
To participate, buyers can purchase a Manipur Lottery ticket for just Rs 6 from any authorised lottery retailer. Each ticket features an alphanumeric code for identification, starting with two digits from 70 to 90, followed by a letter from A to K, and ending with a five-digit number from 00000 to 99999 (e.g., 83B 87219).
How to Check the Manipur Lottery Result Today:
Sikkim Labh Laxmi Delight Wednesday Lottery Result
The Sikkim State Lottery Labh Laxmi Delight Wednesday Weekly Draw will be held on July 9, 2025, with the results declared at 4:00 PM. This popular weekly lottery is part of the Sikkim State Lotteries and is also featured through Lottery Sambad, ensuring wide accessibility.
For this draw, the first prize was Rs 10,000, and each ticket was priced at just Rs 10, making it an affordable opportunity for participants to win big.
How to Check the Sikkim Labh Laxmi Delight Wednesday Lottery Result:
Visit the official Sikkim State Lotteries website.
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' option.
Look for the result titled 'Sikkim State Labh Laxmi Delight Wednesday Lottery Result 9.7.2025".
Click on the 'View Result' link.
Match your lottery ticket number with the published winning numbers.
Goa Rajshree 30 Budh Weekly lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 30 Budh Weekly Lottery Draw will be held on July 9, 2025, with results announced at 8:30 PM. This weekly lottery is part of the Goa Rajshree Lotteries and is also published through Lottery Sambad, making it widely accessible to participants.
For this draw, the first prize was Rs 7 lakh, while each ticket was priced affordably at just Rs 30.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 30 Budh Weekly Lottery Result :
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website.
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' option.
Look for the result titled 'Goa Rajshree 30 Budh Weekly Lottery Result 9.7.2025".
Click on the 'View Result' link.
Match your ticket number with the winning numbers listed.
Goa Rajshree 50 Budh Weekly Lottery Result
The Goa Rajshree 50 Budh Weekly Lottery Draw will be held on July 9, 2025, with the results announced at 7:30 PM. This popular draw is part of the Goa Rajshree Lotteries and is also released through Lottery Sambad, ensuring wide coverage and accessibility.
In this draw, the first prize is worth Rs 21 lakh, while the ticket is priced at just Rs 50, offering participants a chance to win big at an affordable cost.
How to Check the Goa Rajshree 50 Budh Weekly Lottery Result :
Visit the official Goa Rajshree Lotteries website.
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' section.
Look for the listing titled 'Goa Rajshree 50 Budh Lottery Result 9.7.2025".
Click on the 'View Result' link.
Match your ticket number with the announced winning numbers.
Goa Rajshree Lottery Bumper Draws
The Goa Rajshree Lotteries also feature a series of 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 Dear Orange Wednesday Lottery Result
The Arunachal State Dear 10 Orange Wednesday Weekly Lottery draw will be held on July 9, 2025, with the results declared at 1:30 PM. This weekly lottery is conducted by the Arunachal State Lotteries and is also released through Lottery Sambad, making the results widely accessible to participants.
For this draw, the first prize is Rs 1 Lakh, and the lottery remains a popular choice for its affordability and quick result announcements.
How to Check the Arunachal Dear 10 Orange Wednesday Lottery Result:
Visit the official Arunachal State Lotteries website.
Click on the 'Today Lottery Result' option.
Look for the result titled 'Arunachal State Dear 10 Orange Wednesday Lottery Result 9.7.2025".
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