The Nagaland state is running three bumper lotteries on Saturday, August 16, which are part of sambad lottery. Nagaland's lotteries are divided into three parts, the 1 PM, the 6PM, and the 8PM bumper draw. The first prize winner will get Rs 1 crore on each of the lottery, while the second and third prize winners will get Rs 9,000 and Rs 450. There is consolation prize of Rs 1,000 as well.
The three results are called Dear Narmada Morning 1 PM result, followed by Dear Donner Evening 6 PM result, and lastly Dear Stork Night 8PM result. These are all part of Narmada's Saturday weekly lottery.
The winning tickets of Dear Narmada is announced. Stay Tuned For More Updates on Dear Donner and Dear Stork results:
Sold by : SELLER - GOURHARI MANDAL - CONTAI & SUB STOCKIST - ADI DAS LOTTERY - DURMUTH
For seller, the winning amount is Rs 5 lakh.
2nd Prize: Rs 9000 Winner
14007 27844 28928 34465 38851
2nd Prize Rs 500 For Seller
41255 74701 84880 93658 97341
3rd Prize Rs 450 For Winner:
0727 2623 3472 3876 4388
3rd Prize Rs 50 For Seller:
5883 5934 7265 9482 9919
4th Prize Rs 250 For Winner:
1375 3202 3860 3891 5310
4th Prize Rs 20 For Seller:
5427 5742 6458 7200 9275
Check full list of 5th Prize Winner who will get Rs 120 and the seller will get Rs 10.
Nagaland State Lottery:
The state runs legal weekly and bumper lotteries for over five decades now. Established in 1972, the Nagaland state lottery is owned and regulated by the Nagaland. It run, regulated, supervised and financed by the Nagaland state.
Nagaland State Lottery Tax:
Winning amount under any lottery is taxable as they fall under "income from other sources" category.
Here's a breakdown of lottery tax in India, as per India Filings website:
1. Flat Tax Rate: A flat tax rate of 30% is applied to lottery winnings exceeding Rs 10,000.
2. Health and Education Cess: A cess of 4% on the tax amount is levied, bringing the effective tax rate to 31.2%.
3. Surcharge: If the winnings exceed a certain threshold, a surcharge may apply, which can further increase the overall tax rate.
This tax rate applies uniformly to all lottery winnings, regardless of the amount won or the winner's income level. In contrast, regular income in India is taxed progressively, where higher income levels attract higher tax rates. This progressive system does not apply to lottery winnings, which are taxed at a flat rate irrespective of the amount, as per India Filings website.
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