The last draw of the Lottery Sambad day is the 8 PM result, popularly known as Dear Night, and it’s back under the Nagaland State Lotteries department — the same authority behind the 1 PM draw, run as a separate, independent draw later in the evening. For a lot of regular players, the 8 PM result is the one that matters most, since it’s the final chance of the day to check whether a ticket has come up.
Same department, separate draw. It’s worth being clear that the 8 PM draw isn’t a “repeat” or continuation of the 1 PM draw — it’s a fully independent draw, with its own number set, run at a different time under its own daily name, even though both are conducted by Nagaland State Lotteries.
What you’ll find here. As soon as the official 8 PM result is out, the complete prize list is published on this page — 1st Prize (₹1 Crore), 2nd Prize (₹10,000), 3rd Prize (₹500), 4th Prize (₹250), 5th Prize (₹120), and the Consolation Prize — along with an on-screen view, a downloadable result image, and a PDF copy. Past 8 PM draws remain searchable in the archive further down the page, so an older Dear Night ticket is just as easy to check as today’s.
One thing to double check: since Nagaland runs both the 1 PM and 8 PM draws, make sure you’re comparing your ticket against the 8 PM number set specifically if that’s the time printed on it — the two draws never share winning numbers.
This is an independent result-information page and is not operated by the Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries. Always confirm against the official government result before making any claim.