Massive Win in Nagaland: DEAR DWARKA Draw Crowns New Crorepati
Every morning in Nagaland, thousands of hopefuls carefully scan their lottery tickets, all dreaming of the same thing—a life-changing win. On January 27, 2025, the Nagaland Lottery Sambad delivered another thrilling moment as the DEAR DWARKA 1 PM draw announced its grand prize winner: ticket number 52G 71543. This lucky piece of paper now holds the promise of ₹1 crore for its owner, instantly changing their fortunes.
The excitement around the Sambad draws is unlike any other lottery in India. People in Kohima and beyond watched the live stream, keeping their fingers crossed every time a new number was revealed. The anticipation in the air is almost electric, especially for early draws like DEAR DWARKA. It all takes place with a backdrop of vendors, retailers, and families glued to mobile screens, waiting for updates that could mean college tuition, a new home, or a shot at clearing debts that have lingered for years.
How Sambad Draws Unfold—and Why Everyone’s Watching
On this particular Monday, the action didn’t end with DEAR DWARKA. Two more draws—DEAR BLITZEN at 6 PM and DEAR FINCH at 8 PM—kept communities buzzing right through the evening. The lottery's layered schedule gives participants several chances to win on the same day. While the names of the DEAR BLITZEN and FINCH winners weren’t widely shared, regulars know to check their results online and through authorized sellers as soon as they're available. Official updates are generally posted before 2 PM, making lunchtime in Kohima a special slot for lottery regulars.
Reporting on the lottery isn’t just about the numbers. There’s a real human story behind every ticket. Small shopkeepers in Dimapur pin their hopes on a win so they can expand their business. Taxi drivers on the Kohima roads split tickets with colleagues, vowing to share the spoils. For some, it’s a break from the daily grind, and for others, it’s an essential part of household budgeting, no matter what cautionary warnings are in place.
The Nagaland Lottery Department hasn’t forgotten about the risks, though. In all the excitement, officials keep repeating—they want players to know there are financial dangers in chasing these jackpots. Winning is always a long shot, and for every crowned crorepati, there are thousands of tickets that go straight to the bin. That’s why the department keeps its warning front and center: lottery participation is never without risk, and spending should be kept in check.
For now, the spotlight is on 52G 71543 and the celebrations around this ticket. As Nagaland's lottery culture continues to grow, the rush after every Sambad result just keeps getting bigger.
