Nagaland Lottery Sambad Results for 1 October 2026: Dear Spark Thursday and Evening Draws
Complete guide to the Nagaland State Lottery Sambad draws on 1 October 2026, including the Dear Spark Thursday 1 pm jackpot, evening draws, prize tiers, and how to verify and claim winnings.
20 Oct 2026, 08:08 UTC
October 1 2026 Dear Spark Thursday draw
The Nagaland State Lottery held its weekly Dear Spark Thursday draw at 1 pm on 1 October 2026. The first prize of ₹1 crore went to ticket 62H 90317, as confirmed by the official result bulletin Asianet Newsable. The same source notes that the consolation prize of ₹1 000 applies to all tickets ending with the last five digits 90317.
Evening draws: Dear Supreme Evening & Dear Fame Night
Later the same day Nagaland announced two more draws: Dear Supreme Evening at 6 pm and Dear Fame Night at 8 pm. Each evening draw also offers a first prize of ₹1 crore, bringing the total first‑prize pool for the day to ₹3 crore Goodreturns. The evening result tables list the same prize structure (consolation ₹1 000, second ₹10 000, third ₹500, fourth ₹250, fifth ₹120) but the winning numbers for those draws were not published in the excerpts.
Prize breakdown for Dear Spark Thursday
| Tier | Amount | Winning numbers (sample) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st prize | ₹1 crore | 62H 90317 |
| Consolation | ₹1 000 | All tickets ending with 90317 |
| 2nd prize | ₹10 000 | 06451, 13320, 15599, 41822, 42488, 43825, 55915, 78854, 92807, 99610 |
| 3rd prize | ₹500 | 1422, 2203, 2447, 4732, 5243, 5260, 5377, 5678, 6055, 6648 |
| 4th prize | ₹250 | 0592, 1800, 2594, 2840, 3415, 4352, 5909, 6491, 7348, 9037 |
| 5th prize | ₹120 | 30 numbers ranging from 0012 to 9815 (full list in Asianet Newsable) |
How to verify results and claim prizes
- Match your ticket number against the official list published on the Nagaland State Lottery website or the authorised media partners (Goodreturns, Asianet Newsable).
- For any winning ticket, keep the original ticket intact and bring a valid government‑issued ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID) to the designated claim centre.
- Claims must be submitted within the stipulated period (usually 30 days from the draw date); otherwise the prize may be forfeited.
Both sources remind participants that lottery play carries financial risk and that the information is for reference only.
Search interest spikes
Google Trends recorded a 100 % growth in searches for “lottery sambad” in India on 2 October 2026, with an estimated 50 000 searches in the past 24 hours Google Trends. The spike aligns with the release of the 1 October results, showing how quickly players turn to the web for winning numbers.
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