Nagaland Lottery Dear Spark Draw Awards Rs 1 Crore Prize

Dear Spark Saturday Result

The Nagaland State Lottery's Dear Spark Saturday weekly draw for August 29, 2026, has been declared, with ticket number 67H 41926 taking the first prize of Rs 1 crore. Asianet Newsable reported the result from the Dear Spark Saturday weekly lottery sheet dated August 29, 2026.

The draw was conducted under the Dear Government Lotteries banner. The publication said the 1 pm weekly draw drew participation from buyers across the country.

A consolation prize of Rs 1,000 goes to holders of 41926 in all remaining series of the first prize number.

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Lower Prize Tiers

The second prize of Rs 10,000 was awarded on the numbers 08229, 15773, 34504, 44575, 51743, 54730, 60561, 79471, 80741 and 91657.

The third prize of Rs 500 went to 0192, 0635, 1473, 1508, 2039, 2722, 3287, 3548, 4084 and 9624. The fourth prize of Rs 250 went to 0797, 3168, 4616, 5406, 5952, 7091, 8416, 8870, 8895 and 8989.

Asianet Newsable refers to prizes across five categories, but the fifth prize numbers are not listed in the source material and are not yet known.

Dear Crown Friday

The previous evening, the Nagaland State Lottery declared the Dear Crown Friday result for August 28, 2026, drawn at 6 pm. Eastern Mirror, reporting from Dimapur, said the winning number of the 48th Dear Crown Friday draw was 98A 58925, with a first prize of Rs 1 crore on a ticket priced at Rs 7.

Eastern Mirror said results are available on the official Nagaland Lotteries website, Lottery Sambad and its own pages. Director Zhothisa Dawhuo said results can also be viewed on YouTube channels including Nagaland Lotteries, Nagaland Dear Lottery, Nagaland Lottery, Nagaland State Lottery Live and Nagaland Dear Laxmi.

Claiming a Prize

Winners must present their winning ticket along with a completed claim form available online, a government recognised photo identity document and passport size photographs, according to Eastern Mirror.

Asianet Newsable reported that officials advised winners to check their ticket numbers against official government lottery publications before making a claim, and to submit original tickets with valid identity proof within the stipulated claim period. The length of that period is not stated in either report.