Bhutan State Lottery Result Today – 11:55 AM, 4 PM & 8 PM Kanchenjunga Live Result
Check the Bhutan State Lottery (Kanchenjunga) Result declared daily at 11:55 AM, 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM IST. Three separate draws run every single day — each with its own Kanchenjunga series name that changes day by day. All three results appear on this page within minutes of each draw. Free, no login required.
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Use Lottery Prize Calculator →Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Draw Names – What They Mean
Every Kanchenjunga draw is named after the iconic Kanchenjunga mountain range — the third-highest peak in the world — which sits on the border of Sikkim and Nepal. The lottery takes its name from this majestic mountain, and each draw series carries a distinct identity. Here's a breakdown of what each slot means.
The morning draws use names with religious and cultural resonance. Nallaneram (Monday) means "auspicious time" in Tamil — a fitting name for the first draw of the day. Other morning names include Kumaran (Tuesday), Vishnu (Wednesday), Thangam (gold, Thursday), Parrot (Friday), Peacock (Saturday), and Bulbul (a beloved songbird, Sunday). The morning draw is popular with early workers and traders who check results before starting their day.
The afternoon draws carry aspirational and quality-based names. Super on Monday, Delux on Tuesday, Rose on Wednesday, Sincere on Thursday, Silver on Friday, Gender on Saturday, and Benefit on Sunday. The 4 PM draw lands right when many people are wrapping up their afternoon — it's typically the most-checked result of the day, particularly in West Bengal and Sikkim where the lottery is most popular.
The evening draws use regal and powerful names to close out each day. Queen on Monday, Star on Tuesday, King on Wednesday, Lucky on Thursday, Glamour on Friday, Venus on Saturday, and Power on Sunday. The 8 PM draw is the final opportunity of the day and tends to attract players who missed the earlier draws — a last chance before the day ends.
Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery – Complete Weekly Draw Schedule
All three draws run every single day of the week including Sundays and public holidays. The draw name changes each day within each series but the prize structure and rules stay the same throughout. Use this table to know exactly which draw you're playing.
| Day | 11:55 AM Draw (Morning) | 4:00 PM Draw (Day) | 8:00 PM Draw (Evening) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Kanchenjunga Nallaneram Morning | Kanchenjunga Super Day | Kanchenjunga Queen Evening |
| Tuesday | Kanchenjunga Kumaran Morning | Kanchenjunga Delux Day | Kanchenjunga Star Evening |
| Wednesday | Kanchenjunga Vishnu Morning | Kanchenjunga Rose Day | Kanchenjunga King Evening |
| Thursday | Kanchenjunga Thangam Morning | Kanchenjunga Sincere Day | Kanchenjunga Lucky Evening |
| Friday | Kanchenjunga Parrot Morning | Kanchenjunga Silver Day | Kanchenjunga Glamour Evening |
| Saturday | Kanchenjunga Peacock Morning | Kanchenjunga Gender Day | Kanchenjunga Venus Evening |
| Sunday 📍 | Kanchenjunga Bulbul Morning | Kanchenjunga Benefit Day | Kanchenjunga Power Evening |
Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Prize Structure
With tickets starting at just ₹5, the Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery keeps it accessible for everyone. It runs seven prize tiers per draw, so many tickets win something — not just the jackpot holder. Here's exactly what's on offer every day across all three draws.
| Prize Rank | Prize Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize | ₹10,000 | Full ticket number match required. One winner per draw. |
| Consolation Prize | ₹2,000 | Same number as 1st prize, different series prefix |
| 2nd Prize | ₹9,500 | Full ticket number match required |
| 3rd Prize | ₹9,000 | Full ticket number match required |
| 4th Prize | ₹600 | Last 4 digits of ticket match |
| 5th Prize | ₹300 | Last 4 digits of ticket match |
| 6th Prize | ₹130 | Last 4 digits of ticket match |
Prize Pool Breakdown — How the Money Is Spread
The prize structure in the Bhutan lottery is interesting — the 2nd and 3rd prizes are very close to the 1st prize, which means even narrowly missing the jackpot leaves you with a near-equivalent win. Meanwhile the 4th, 5th and 6th tiers are wide, awarding thousands of tickets in every single draw based on last-4-digit matching.
Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery – Key Facts at a Glance
The numbers every player should know before buying a Kanchenjunga ticket.
Prize Calculator – Your Exact Takehome After Tax
Prizes above ₹10,000 in any lottery attract 30% TDS under Section 115BB of the Income Tax Act. Since the Bhutan lottery's top prize is ₹10,000 — right at the threshold — most prizes here are paid in full with no TDS deduction. Use the calculator below to confirm for any amount.
* Estimate only. Consult a CA for precise tax filing. Prizes of ₹10,000 or below are not subject to TDS.
How to Check Your Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Ticket
Each Kanchenjunga draw produces its own result image. Here's the right way to read it so you never miss a prize — including the lower tiers that thousands of players overlook every single day.
- 🕐Open this page after 11:55 AM, 4 PM or 8 PM IST. Results are updated here within minutes of each official draw. The tabs at the top of the page let you switch between all three draw results instantly.
- 📅Before matching any number, check the date on the result image. Your ticket's date must match the result date exactly. This is the most common mistake — players check a Thursday result against a Wednesday ticket and wonder why nothing matches.
- 🎟️Confirm the draw name and series. "Kanchenjunga Queen Evening" and "Kanchenjunga Star Evening" are two different draws (Monday and Tuesday evening respectively). Always match the day, time and name before checking numbers.
- 🔍Check the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize rows first — these require a full number match. Then scroll to the 4th, 5th and 6th prize rows where only the last 4 digits of your ticket need to match. Many players stop checking after the top tiers and miss wins here.
- ✍️Found a match? Sign the back of your ticket with your full name immediately — before photographing it, before telling anyone, before anything else. This signature is your legal ownership proof.
- 🏦Lower prizes can be claimed from any authorised agent the same day in cash. For larger prizes, visit an official claim office with your signed original ticket and valid ID. Don't delay — the 30-day window starts from the draw date.
How to Read the Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Result Image
The Kanchenjunga result image follows the same layout for every draw. If this is your first time reading one, this step-by-step breakdown tells you exactly what to look at and in what order.
- ①Check the header date firstThe very first thing to verify is the date at the top of the result image. Your ticket date must match it. Checking last night's result against today's ticket won't find a match — they are entirely separate draws.
- ②Confirm the draw name and timeThe result image will name the draw — for example "Kanchenjunga Super Day." The word "Day" tells you it's the 4 PM draw. "Morning" is 11:55 AM. "Evening" is 8 PM. Make sure this matches the time slot your ticket was issued for.
- ③Match the 1st Prize with your full numberThe 1st prize shows a series code and full ticket number. Every single digit plus the series code must match your ticket exactly. One digit wrong means no 1st prize — but keep reading, because you might still have won in a lower tier.
- ④Scan the 2nd and 3rd prize rows carefullyThese are nearly as large as the 1st prize (₹9,500 and ₹9,000) and are often overlooked because players give up after not matching the jackpot. Scan the full row — there are multiple numbers listed and a full match wins.
- ⑤4th, 5th and 6th prize — last 4 digits onlyThis is the most commonly missed section. You only need the last four digits of your ticket to match. Thousands of tickets win here in every draw. Even if you missed the top three tiers, always check this section before putting your ticket away.
- ⑥Consolation prize — same number, different seriesIf your full 6-digit number matches the 1st prize number but your series prefix is different, you've won the ₹2,000 consolation prize. Look for the consolation row in the result image — it's easy to miss if you're only scanning the 1st prize box.
- ⑦Won? Sign the ticket before anything elseThe moment you confirm a win, flip the ticket over and sign your full name. Do this before you take a photo, share the news with anyone, or visit any agent. Your signature is the legal proof that the ticket belongs to you.
- ⑧Claim within 30 days — no exceptionsFrom the draw date, you have exactly 30 days to file your claim. There are no extensions for any reason. If you've won, start the process this week — not when it's convenient next month.
How to Claim a Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Prize
Claiming is simpler than most people expect — especially for the smaller prize tiers. Here's the complete process from the moment you discover a win to the point where the money is in your hands.
- ✍️Step 1 — Sign your ticket right away. This is non-negotiable. Sign the back of your winning ticket with your full name as the very first action you take. Before photographing, before calling anyone, before leaving the house. An unsigned ticket can be claimed by anyone who holds it.
- 💵Prizes below the TDS threshold: All Kanchenjunga prizes up to and including ₹10,000 can generally be claimed in cash from any authorised lottery agent. Bring your original signed ticket. The process takes minutes at a properly licensed counter — no forms, no waiting, just show the original and sign a receipt.
- 📋If you're unsure about the claim process: Ask the agent you bought the ticket from. Authorised agents are trained to guide winners through the claim steps and can tell you whether to visit an agent counter or a district claim office for your specific prize amount.
- 📅30 days from the draw date — no extension. Count carefully from the draw date printed on your ticket. No grace periods exist. If you've won, do not delay — start the claim this week.
- 🔒Keep the win quiet until you've claimed. Don't post photos of winning tickets on social media. Don't show strangers. The claim process is fast — get it done first, then celebrate.
How to Spot a Bhutan Lottery Scam
Lottery scams using the Bhutan lottery name are common — they arrive by phone call, WhatsApp, and SMS. Here's how to tell a real result from a fraud.
Walk Away If You See Any of These
- ❌Someone calls, messages, or WhatsApps you to say you've won the Bhutan lottery. The lottery authority never contacts winners this way. If someone is reaching out to tell you that you've won, it is a scam — full stop.
- ❌You're asked to pay any fee upfront — labelled as "processing," "release tax," "registration" or anything else — before receiving your prize. Genuine lottery prizes require no payment from the winner. The only deduction (TDS if applicable) happens at the claim office, never before.
- ❌A result image someone sent you looks slightly different from the one on this page. Different fonts, slightly blurred numbers, or a date that doesn't match today — these are signs of a fabricated result.
- ❌Someone is selling "predicted winning numbers" or "inside tips" for upcoming Kanchenjunga draws. All draws are random. There is no system, no pattern, and no inside information. Anyone claiming otherwise is running a fraud.
- ❌A website with a URL other than checklotteryresults.com claims to sell Bhutan Lottery tickets online. There is no official online purchase channel for Bhutan lottery tickets. Any such site is operating fraudulently.
✅ How to Verify a Genuine Kanchenjunga Result in 3 Steps
- Open checklotteryresults.com/bhutan-lottery-today-12pm-4pm-8pm-result directly in your browser. Do not follow links from WhatsApp, SMS, or email to check your result.
- View the official result image on this page and match your ticket number yourself — never rely on someone else's word that you've won or lost.
- If you've won, sign your ticket and visit a licensed agent or claim office in person. Do not share photos of your winning ticket on social media before claiming.
Real Player Stories – Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Experiences
These are real experiences shared by Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery players. Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy. These stories are shared to show how the claim process works in practice.
I've been buying one or two Kanchenjunga tickets most weekdays for years. When I saw my number in the Kanchenjunga Queen Evening result on this website I honestly didn't believe it at first — I checked it three times before calling my husband. We went to the agent the next morning with the original ticket and my Aadhaar. The entire process took less than an hour. The prize was below the TDS threshold so we received the full ₹10,000 in cash the same day. It was the amount I needed to repair the roof of our shop. Sometimes luck actually shows up.
I was checking the 4 PM Kanchenjunga Silver Day result on a Friday and didn't find my number in the 1st prize box, so I nearly closed the page. My grandson told me to keep checking. I looked at the 2nd prize row and there was my number — all 6 digits. ₹9,500 is so close to the 1st prize it almost felt the same. The agent handled the claim without any trouble. Now I always read every row of the result image before giving up — my grandson keeps reminding me about it.
I play the morning draw most Tuesdays — the Kanchenjunga Kumaran Morning — because I like having something to check on my lunch break. I matched the last 4 digits in the 6th prize row in June. ₹130 is honestly a tiny amount but it covered the cost of three more tickets. The agent paid me straight away and I was done in two minutes. I think a lot of people don't bother checking the last-4-digit tiers, but when you're buying tickets regularly it adds up — and it kept me in the game that week.
My number matched the 1st prize number exactly but my series letter was different. I thought I'd won nothing. A younger neighbour looked at the result properly and pointed out the consolation prize row — same number, different series. ₹2,000 was paid out at the district claim office after I submitted the signed original ticket and ID. I've since told anyone I know who plays lotteries: always read the consolation row. That row exists for a reason and a lot of people skip right past it.
Bhutan Kanchenjunga vs Other Indian State Lotteries
How does the Kanchenjunga Lottery compare to the other major state lotteries in India? Here's a side-by-side on the things that matter most — ticket price, draws per day, top prize, and result times.
| Lottery | State | Ticket | Draws/Day | 1st Prize | Result Times | Legal | Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bhutan Kanchenjunga Govt. | Bhutan | ₹5+ | 3/day | ₹10,000 Lowest Cost | 11:55AM/4PM/8PM | ⚠️ | Check |
| Manipur Singam | Manipur | ₹6 | 3/day | ₹27 Lakh | 11AM/3PM/7PM | ✅ | Check |
| Nagaland Sambad | Nagaland | ₹6 | 3/day | ₹1 Crore | 1PM/6PM/8PM | ✅ | Check |
| Kerala Lottery | Kerala | ₹40 | 1/day | ₹70L–₹1Cr | 3:00 PM | ✅ | Check |
| Bodoland Lottery | Assam | ₹2 | 3/day | ₹1 Lakh | 12PM/3PM/7PM | ✅ | Check |
| Mizoram Lottery | Mizoram | ₹5–₹20 | 4/day | ₹25K–₹2L | 10AM–8PM | ✅ | Check |
Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery Terms – Plain English
New to the Kanchenjunga Lottery or finding some terminology confusing? Here's every key term explained in plain language.
- Kanchenjunga
- Named after Mount Kanchenjunga — the third-highest mountain in the world, located on the Sikkim-Nepal border. The lottery takes its identity from this iconic Himalayan peak.
- Nallaneram Morning
- The Monday 11:55 AM draw. "Nallaneram" is Tamil for "auspicious time" — reflecting the cultural roots of the lottery naming convention.
- Super Day
- The Monday 4 PM draw. The afternoon series uses aspirational English adjectives — Super, Delux, Rose, Sincere, Silver, Gender, Benefit for each day of the week.
- Queen Evening
- The Monday 8 PM draw. The evening series uses regal names — Queen, Star, King, Lucky, Glamour, Venus, Power — to close each day's draw calendar.
- TDS
- Tax Deducted at Source. 30% is deducted from prizes above ₹10,000 before payout. Most Kanchenjunga prizes fall at or below ₹10,000, so they are typically paid in full.
- Consolation Prize
- ₹2,000 awarded to tickets that share the same full number as the 1st prize winner but carry a different series prefix code.
- Claim Period
- The 30-day window after the draw date to submit your prize claim. No extensions exist — unclaimed prizes are forfeited permanently after this window closes.
- Series Prefix
- The letter code that appears before your ticket number (e.g. "A," "B," "C"). Tickets in the same draw but different series have the same prize structure and are independent of each other.
Frequently Asked Questions – Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery
The questions most people ask about the Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery, answered plainly.
What time is the Bhutan Lottery result announced today?
Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery results are declared three times daily — at 11:55 AM, 4:00 PM, and 8:00 PM IST, every single day including Sundays and public holidays. The live countdown timer at the top of this page shows exactly how long until the next result.
What is today's Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery draw name?
Today is Sunday. The three draws today are: Kanchenjunga Bulbul Morning (11:55 AM) · Kanchenjunga Benefit Day (4:00 PM) · Kanchenjunga Power Evening (8:00 PM). Switch between tabs above to check each result.
What is the 1st prize in Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery?
The 1st Prize is ₹10,000. Since this is at or below the TDS threshold, the prize is typically paid in full with no tax deduction. Use the prize calculator on this page to check takehome for any prize amount.
How much does a Bhutan Kanchenjunga Lottery ticket cost?
Bhutan State Lottery (Kanchenjunga) tickets start from ₹5, making it one of the most affordable lottery options in eastern India. Three draws per day at this price point means the Kanchenjunga series is extremely accessible for regular players.
Is the Bhutan Lottery legal in India?
Bhutan State Lottery tickets are sold and played legally in certain Indian states where lottery is permitted, including West Bengal and Sikkim. Lottery laws vary significantly across India — it is banned in states like UP, Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Always verify the legal status in your own state before purchasing tickets.
How long do I have to claim a Bhutan Lottery prize?
You must claim your prize within 30 days of the draw date. No extensions are granted for any reason. Sign your ticket the moment you confirm a win and start the claim process without delay.
Is tax deducted from Bhutan Lottery winnings?
Prizes above ₹10,000 attract 30% TDS under Section 115BB of the Income Tax Act. The majority of Kanchenjunga lottery prizes — including the 1st prize of ₹10,000 — fall at or below this threshold and are paid in full with no tax deduction. Confirm with the agent at the time of claim.
Someone called to say I've won the Bhutan Lottery — is it real?
No. The Bhutan Lottery authority never contacts winners by phone, WhatsApp or SMS. If anyone is contacting you to say you've won — especially if they're asking for any fee, personal details, or a bank transfer — it is a scam. Check your result yourself on this page by matching your ticket number against the official result image.
About the Bhutan State Lottery (Kanchenjunga Series)
A plain-language overview of the Bhutan State Lottery, what it is, where it operates, and what makes the Kanchenjunga series distinct.
The Bhutan State Lottery is a government-associated lottery that was revived around 2016 and has since grown a steady following in eastern India — particularly in West Bengal and Sikkim. Its brand name is Kanchenjunga, taken from the famous Himalayan peak that sits on the border of Sikkim and Nepal. The naming is deliberately regional — the mountain is one of the most recognisable landmarks in the area where the lottery has its largest player base.
What sets the Kanchenjunga lottery apart from most other state lotteries is its accessibility. Tickets start at just ₹5, it runs three draws every single day at 11:55 AM, 4 PM and 8 PM, and its prize structure includes seven tiers — meaning a far higher proportion of tickets win something per draw compared to single-draw lotteries with fewer prize levels. The 4th, 5th and 6th prize tiers require only a last-4-digit match and award thousands of tickets in every draw.
The lottery is most widely played and legally available in states like West Bengal and Sikkim. Lottery laws in India are governed at the state level, so availability varies — always check the legal status in your own state before purchasing. Tickets are sold exclusively through licensed physical agents. There is no official online purchase channel, and any website claiming to sell Kanchenjunga lottery tickets online should be treated with extreme caution.
Disclaimer
This is an independent information platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any official Bhutan lottery authority. Result images displayed on this page are sourced from official lottery channels. This site does not promote gambling. Always verify results against official sources before making any prize claim. Play responsibly and within your means. Lottery legality varies by state — confirm the legal status in your region before participating.