Dear Prestige Tuesday (08 Sep 2026)
Official Government State Gazette Paper Result Publication & 1st Prize Winner Verification.
Key Takeaways: Dear Prestige Tuesday Draw Summary
What is Dear Prestige Tuesday? Dear Prestige Tuesday is an official government state paper lottery draw conducted on 08 September 2026 for the 6PM session by Nagaland & Sikkim State Lotteries.
- 1st Prize Winner: Winning ticket number 81K42371 (₹1 Crore jackpot + ₹5 Lakhs seller bonus).
- Consolation Prize: 42371.
- Target Audience: Ticket holders, distributors, and state lottery participants verifying results.
- Official PDF: Available for instant download via the PDF button below.
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Official Dear Prestige Tuesday Prize Verification & Claim Guide
Check official winning numbers for Dear Prestige Tuesday drawn on 08 September 2026. The top 1st Prize ₹1 Crore winning ticket is 81K42371. Compare your 5-digit number against 2nd Prize, 3rd Prize, 4th Prize, and 5th Prize 100-number grids above.
3 Simple Steps to Claim Your Prize Money
Direct Answer: Follow these 3 steps to claim your winning prize for Dear Prestige Tuesday:
- Verify Official Gazette PDF: Download the official PDF above to cross-check your 5-digit ticket number.
- Preserve Ticket Intact: Keep your physical paper ticket undamaged without tear or alteration.
- Submit Claim Form: For prizes exceeding ₹10,000, submit your original ticket, PAN card, Aadhaar card, and claim form to the Directorate of State Lotteries within 30 days.
Frequently Asked Questions (Dear Prestige Tuesday)
What is the 1st prize winning ticket for Dear Prestige Tuesday?
Answer: The 1st prize ₹1 Crore winning ticket for Dear Prestige Tuesday is 81K42371.
Where can I download the official gazette PDF for Dear Prestige Tuesday?
Answer: You can download the official PDF draw sheet directly using the red "Official PDF Download" button on this paper sheet card.
What tax deduction (TDS) applies to Dear Prestige Tuesday prize money?
Answer: Under Section 194B of the Income Tax Act, a flat 30% Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) applies to all lottery prize winnings above ₹10,000.