Sikkim Lottery Directorate Launches Dear Supreme Thursday Draw with ₹1 Crore Top Prize
Authored by destined2win.net, 09 Apr 2026
The Directorate of Sikkim State Lotteries conducts its Dear Supreme Thursday 6 PM draw today, April 9, 2026, offering a ₹1 Crore jackpot to one winner alongside smaller prizes for many others. Tickets cost just Rs. 6, making this government-supervised event accessible to a wide audience seeking a fair shot at substantial rewards. Results appear shortly after the 6 PM live draw, fostering immediate engagement across India.
Prize Tiers Provide Multiple Winning Opportunities
The structure emphasizes broad participation with tiered rewards. The first prize stands at ₹1 Crore for the exact match, while a consolation prize of ₹1,000 adds another layer of chance. Ten winners claim ₹9,000 each in second prize, followed by ten at ₹450, ten at ₹250, and 102 at ₹120 in lower tiers. This design distributes value beyond the top award, reflecting the lottery's aim to reward diverse outcomes.
| Prize | Amount |
|---|---|
| 1st Prize | ₹1 Crore |
| Consolation Prize | ₹1,000 |
| 2nd Prize (10 winners) | ₹9,000 |
| 3rd Prize (10 winners) | ₹450 |
| 4th Prize (10 winners) | ₹250 |
| 5th Prize (102 winners) | ₹120 |
Daily Draws Follow Strict Weekly Schedule
Each day features a distinct lottery name under the Dear 6 PM banner, such as Supreme on Thursdays, Crown on Fridays, and Elite on Saturdays. This rotation simplifies identification for players while maintaining uniform procedures. Recent results include 85K 56707 from Dear Regal Wednesday on April 8 and 85E 68541 from Dear Prestige Tuesday on April 7, available via official links for verification.
- Upcoming: Dear Crown Friday, April 10; Dear Elite Saturday, April 11.
- Past: Dear Supreme Thursday, April 2, yielded 89H 51359.
Government Oversight Ensures Transparency and Trust
Operated by the Sikkim State Lotteries directorate, these draws adhere to rigorous guidelines covering ticket printing, distribution, and result publication. Held daily at 6 PM, they form a cornerstone of the state's legal gaming framework, drawing nationwide interest due to proven fairness. Players must retain original tickets for claims, with larger prizes requiring formal submission processes at authorized outlets.