The Punjab State Lotteries Department has declared the result of the Dear 200 Monthly Lottery, Draw No. 37, held on 3 October 2026 at 6:00 PM. Ticket B 831461 has won the first prize of ₹1,50,00,000 (₹1.5 crore), sold through agent Rabin Dhara in Chakdighi, West Bengal.
Tickets for this monthly draw are priced at ₹200 each.
Check Your Ticket Number
Check Your Dear 200 Monthly Draw No. 37 Result
Enter your full ticket number (e.g. B 831461) to check it against the official Punjab State Dear 200 Monthly Lottery result, draw held 03 October 2026, 6:00 PM.
Ticket format: 1 letter + 6 digits · Always cross-verify with the official Punjab Government Gazette before making any prize claim.
Dear 200 Monthly Lottery: Draw Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Lottery name | Punjab State Dear 200 Monthly Lottery |
| Draw number | 37 |
| Draw date | 3 October 2026 |
| Draw time | 6:00 PM |
| Ticket price | ₹200 |
| First prize | ₹1,50,00,000 |
Dear 200 Draw 37 Winning Numbers: 1st to 3rd Prize
1st Prize — ₹1,50,00,000 (+ Seller ₹10,00,000 + Sub Stockist ₹5,00,000)
B 831461 Seller: Rabin Dhara, Chakdighi · Stockist: Bala Ji Enterprise, Dasghara, West Bengal
2nd Prize — ₹10,00,000 (+ Seller ₹1,00,000 + Sub Stockist ₹50,000)
- A 857344 — Seller: Jai Kishan Lottery, Patiala · Stockist: J.M.D Agency, Patiala
- B 941433 — Seller: Pooja Lottery Agency, Ludhiana · Stockist: Pooja Lottery Agency, Ludhiana
3rd Prize — ₹5,00,000 (+ Seller ₹50,000 + Sub Stockist ₹20,000)
- A 929110 — Seller: Sharma Lottery, Kotkapura · Stockist: Bhagwati Enterprises, Bathinda
- B 846814 — Seller: Mamta Lottery, Mohali · Stockist: Anshu Lottery Agency, Zirakpur
4th Prize — ₹9,000 (on last 5 digits, + Seller ₹900 + Sub Stockist ₹100)
16110, 17006, 20096, 25252, 28672, 44284, 60525, 61990, 71617, 99258
5th to 9th Prize: Check by Last 4 Digits
The remaining tiers are drawn by the last four digits of the ticket number, applicable across all tickets regardless of series:
- 5th Prize — ₹8,000: 5713, 8337
- 6th Prize — ₹6,000: 0830, 8057
- 7th Prize — ₹4,000: 1176, 5344, 7571, 7769, 8046
- 8th Prize — ₹2,000: 4377, 4790, 5785, 6393, 9567
- 9th Prize — ₹300: 500 numbers drawn
With 500 numbers in the 9th-prize tier alone, the fastest way to check your ticket is the ticket checker tool above — enter your ticket number and it matches automatically against every tier.
Tax on Prize Money
A 2% TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) applies on the seller’s prize amount under Section 393(3) of the IT Act 2025, effective from 1 April 2026. This is separate from any tax liability on the main prize amount itself, which winners should confirm with a tax advisor.
How to Claim Your Dear 200 Prize
- Verify your winning number against the official result and the Punjab Government Gazette before proceeding with any claim.
- Contact the seller or stockist named against your prize tier, or your nearest Punjab State Lotteries office, for the claim procedure applicable to your prize amount.
- Keep your original ticket safe — it is required to process any claim.
FAQ
What is the first prize of Dear 200 Monthly Draw 37?
The first prize is ₹1,50,00,000, won by ticket B 831461.
What is the ticket price for Dear 200 Monthly Lottery?
₹200 per ticket.
How do I check the 5th to 9th prize winning numbers?
These tiers are matched by the last four (or, for the 4th prize, last five) digits of your ticket number. Use the ticket checker tool on this page, or refer to the official Punjab Government Gazette.
Is there tax on the Dear 200 Monthly Lottery prize?
A 2% TDS applies on the seller’s prize amount under Section 393(3) of the IT Act 2025. Winners should consult a tax advisor regarding tax on the main prize.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes. Always verify winning numbers against the official Punjab Government Gazette before proceeding with any prize claim. The 9th-prize list in particular runs to 500 numbers transcribed from the official result sheet — please cross-check your own ticket against the official source before relying on a result.
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