Draw Timings, Khanapara Teer

What Is Draw Timings?

Khanapara Teer is an archery-based lottery game regulated by the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association and held at the Khanapara ground in Guwahati, Assam. Every weekday, Monday through Saturday: licensed archers fire arrows at a cylindrical target, and the last two digits of the total arrows that hit become the official result numbers. The game has operated in this format for decades and remains one of the most widely followed legal number games in Northeast India, drawing participants from Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Manipur.

The physical nature of the draw, real archers, real arrows, real-time counting by on-site officials, means the result is entirely unpredictable and cannot be known by anyone before the shoot concludes.

The game runs in two rounds per day, each with its own fixed shooting window:

These are the official draw timings: the moment the physical shooting concludes and counters tally the arrow hits to produce the two-digit FR and SR numbers. The counting is done manually on-site by association officials, which is why the result declaration carries a 10 to 15 minute lag after shooting begins. That window is not administrative delay; it is the time needed to verify arrow embedment, remove ambiguous strikes, and arrive at a confirmed total.

Typically between 50 and 100 licensed bowmen shoot simultaneously each session, producing cumulative arrow counts in the hundreds. Only the last two digits of that cumulative total form the result, for example, if 742 arrows hit the target in the FR round, the result is 42.

No draw takes place on Sundays or declared state and national public holidays: including Republic Day (26 January), Independence Day (15 August), Gandhi Jayanti (2 October), and Assam's Bihu holidays. Results for those days are simply not published, and no carry-over draw compensates for them. Understanding draw timings matters because ticket purchase deadlines are tied directly to them, early results circulating before 3:45 PM are fabricated without exception, and the 10 to 15 minute counting gap is frequently exploited by scam Telegram channels that post "estimated" numbers framed as confirmed insider data.

Draw Timings Tips and FAQs

Practical Tips for Following Draw Timings

• Set two alarms daily (Mon to Sat). Put one at 3:46 PM for FR and one at 4:46 PM for SR. The one-minute buffer after the official window opens ensures the result has already propagated to the website before you check, so you are not refreshing into a blank or placeholder page.
• Buy tickets before 3:00 PM if you want both rounds. Many authorised counters in Guwahati's Khanapara locality, Fancy Bazar, and Paltan Bazar shut FR ticket sales 20 to 30 minutes early to prevent last-minute queue congestion. Arriving by 3:00 PM comfortably covers both FR and SR in a single visit and avoids the counter rush that peaks between 3:00 PM and 3:15 PM.
• Cross-check via two sources. khanaparateer.in.net publishes results as soon as they are confirmed by the association. Compare that against the physical notice board at the Khanapara ground or a second authorised aggregator before treating any number as final, a single-source check leaves you vulnerable to a typo or a delayed page update.
• Track holidays in advance. The Assam government calendar lists state holidays. Mark them at the start of each month so you are not waiting for a result that will never come. Key recurring closures include Rongali Bihu week (April), Ambedkar Jayanti (14 April), and both Eid holidays (dates shift annually by the Islamic lunar calendar).
• IST is the only clock that counts. India does not observe daylight saving time, so IST (UTC +5:30) is fixed year-round. If you are following from Bangladesh (BST = IST − 30 min), Nepal (NPT = IST + 15 min), or Myanmar (MMT = IST + 1 hr 30 min), convert accordingly to avoid mistaking a time zone offset for a draw delay.
• Do not rely on SMS alert services from unknown vendors. Several third-party services charge ₹49 to ₹99 per month to send you Khanapara results via SMS. These services pull data from the same public sources you can check for free, and some have been documented sending wrong numbers to subscribers because their scraping scripts mis-read the result table.

Can the draw time change without notice?

Rarely, but yes. Heavy monsoon rain (common in Guwahati from June through September), low evening light, or official ground disruptions can delay the shoot by 10 to 20 minutes. On such days, wait for the official result post on khanaparateer.in.net rather than trusting a third-party "early release." The association does not issue advance delay notices to the public.

Why does the FR result sometimes appear at 3:50 PM instead of 3:45 PM?

The 3:45 PM figure is the earliest the result can be declared. Arrow counting is done manually by association officials, and a larger-than-usual archer turnout, disputed strikes, or a requested recount can push the announcement a few minutes later. A five-minute delay is not unusual and does not indicate any irregularity.

Is there any draw on Sunday?

No. Khanapara Teer is officially closed every Sunday without exception. No FR or SR result exists for Sundays. Any website showing a "Sunday result", including pages titled "Khanapara Teer Sunday result", is publishing fabricated data to attract search traffic.

What happens if no result is out by 5:00 PM?

Delays past 5:00 PM for the SR result are extremely uncommon but not impossible. If no result appears by then, check the association's official notice board or wait for khanaparateer.in.net to confirm whether the draw has been postponed or cancelled. Do not act on any number that circulates during the delay, as that is the window most exploited by scammers.

Is Khanapara Teer the same as Shillong Teer?

No. Shillong Teer is held at the Polo Ground in Shillong, Meghalaya, with FR at 3:45 PM and SR at 4:45 PM, slightly later than Khanapara. The results are independent of each other; winning numbers in one game have no bearing on the other. Do not mix up the two when checking results or buying tickets.

Can I buy tickets online in advance?

Currently, authorised Khanapara Teer tickets are sold only through licensed physical counters in Assam. There is no official government-authorised online ticketing portal as of 2026. Any website or app claiming to sell official tickets online, including those accepting payments via PhonePe, Google Pay, BHIM, or Paytm, is operating outside the regulatory framework and should be avoided entirely.

Draw Timings Safety and Timing

Because Khanapara Teer results carry real monetary stakes, payouts can reach ₹80 per ₹1 wagered for a direct hit on the correct two-digit number, the timing of when you check and where you check directly determines whether you receive accurate information or fall victim to result manipulation scams. Scammers specifically exploit the 15 to 30 minutes around draw time because players are anxious for results and more likely to act without verifying.

The most dangerous period is between 3:30 PM and 3:45 PM for FR, and between 4:30 PM and 4:45 PM for SR, the gap between shooting start and result declaration when no legitimate source has a number to publish, but fraudulent channels fill that vacuum with invented figures.

The Official Result Window: Stay Inside It

Results are only authentic when they appear after the shooting concludes and the arrow count is verified by on-site officials. The safe windows for trusting any published number are: FR result between 3:45 PM and 4:15 PM IST, and SR result between 4:45 PM and 5:15 PM IST. Any number that appears outside these windows, especially "advance results" posted before shooting begins at 3:30 PM, is invented. Even results that appear at 3:32 PM or 3:38 PM (mid-shoot) are physically impossible; arrow counting cannot conclude before all archers have finished firing.

Red Flags Tied to Timing

• Results before shooting starts: Fraudulent without exception. The physical draw cannot produce a number before arrows are fired at 3:30 PM.
• Sunday results: Do not exist. Any platform, website, Telegram channel, WhatsApp group, or YouTube livestream, showing a Sunday Khanapara result is fabricating data.
• "Guaranteed" FR numbers sold before 3:00 PM: A common scam targeting players near Fancy Bazar and online via Instagram DMs. Sellers claim access to "insider archer information" and charge ₹200 to ₹500 per number, often requesting payment via PhonePe or Google Pay to personal UPI IDs. No individual outside the association officials can know the result before the draw.
• WhatsApp forwards with results 30+ minutes early: Treat all such messages as misinformation until confirmed on an authoritative source after the draw window opens. The speed of WhatsApp forwarding makes false results appear credible; the number of shares or screenshot timestamps is not evidence of accuracy.
• Telegram bots quoting results mid-draw: Several bots in Northeast India gaming groups post FR and SR numbers at 3:38 PM or 4:38 PM, framing them as "live updates." These are guesses formatted to look like confirmations. Bots cannot access the association's manual arrow count before it is officially released.

Source Reliability Comparison at Draw Time

Protecting Yourself Around Draw Time

1. Bookmark khanaparateer.in.net as your primary result source and open it only after 3:45 PM (FR) or 4:45 PM (SR). Checking earlier wastes time and exposes you to placeholder or fabricated numbers if a scam site intercepts your browser via an identical-looking domain.
2. Never share UPI details, Aadhaar numbers, or bank account information on sites offering "lucky number predictions" or "advance result access", especially those accepting payments via PhonePe, Google Pay, or BHIM UPI IDs not linked to a registered business name.
3. If you purchase tickets through an authorised counter, confirm that counter's specific closing time directly with the counter staff. Official closing times are 3:15 PM and 4:15 PM, but individual counters in busy Guwahati localities like Zoo Road or Sixmile sometimes close five minutes earlier during peak hours.
4. Report suspicious websites, Telegram channels, and WhatsApp groups promising pre-draw numbers to the Assam Police Cyber Cell at cybercrime.assam.gov.in or the national cybercrime portal at cybercrime.gov.in. If a UPI payment was made to a scammer, also raise a chargeback dispute with your bank or payment app within 24 hours, NPCI guidelines allow reversal of fraudulent UPI transfers in that window.

Draw Timings on Mobile

The majority of Khanapara Teer followers in Assam check results on a smartphone, typically via a browser like Chrome or Firefox on Android, or Safari on iOS. Mobile checking introduces a few specific pitfalls that desktop users rarely encounter. Chief among them is browser notification spam: dozens of unofficial Teer result websites push aggressive notification prompts the moment you land on the page, and accepting these subscriptions often results in pre-draw "alert" notifications arriving at 3:25 PM or 4:25 PM, before any legitimate result exists, in order to drive traffic back to the site.

Always deny notification permissions for any Teer-related website that is not your single, bookmarked trusted source.

For Android users relying on Google Chrome, the cleanest workflow is to add khanaparateer.in.net to your home screen as a Progressive Web App (PWA): open the site in Chrome, tap the three-dot menu, select Add to Home Screen, and confirm. This gives you a one-tap app icon that opens directly to the result page without navigating through search results that may surface scam sites above your trusted domain. On iOS, the equivalent is opening the site in Safari, tapping the Share icon, and selecting Add to Home Screen.

Once pinned, a single tap at 3:46 PM or 4:46 PM delivers you to the result in under three seconds, faster than any paid SMS alert service and without the risk of a wrongly transcribed number.

Mobile data connectivity in parts of Guwahati and surrounding districts can be inconsistent during peak evening hours when both FR and SR results drop. If you are on Jio, Airtel, or BSNL and find the page loading slowly just after 3:45 PM, switch from your mobile data connection to Wi-Fi if available, or enable Lite Mode (Chrome Data Saver) to strip heavy page elements and load the result table faster.

As a backup, khanaparateer.in.net's result table is structured in plain HTML, even a 2G connection on Edge speeds can load it within 10 to 15 seconds. Avoid result-aggregator apps downloaded from unofficial APK sites: several APKs circulating on Telegram in Northeast India have been found to contain adware, and a handful have been flagged by Google Play Protect for requesting unnecessary permissions such as SMS read access and contact list access unrelated to displaying a two-digit lottery result.

If you use Google Assistant or Siri Shortcuts, you can create a timed routine that opens the result page automatically at 3:46 PM Monday through Saturday. On Android with Google Assistant Routines (Settings → Digital Wellbeing → Routines, or via the Google Home app), set a time-triggered routine that opens a specific URL at 3:46 PM, paste the khanaparateer.in.net result page URL as the action. This is more reliable than relying on push notifications from third-party apps, because the routine opens your trusted source directly rather than routing you through an intermediary.

For iPhone users, the Shortcuts app's Automation tab allows the same: create a new automation triggered at 3:46 PM on weekdays, add an "Open URL" action, and paste the result page address. Both setups work without any subscription fee and do not share your phone number or UPI ID with any external party.