Result Day First Draw of the Scheme
Saturday, 14 November 2026 · Draw from 7 PM
Punjab State Dear 2000 Quarterly Lottery · Directorate of Small Savings, Banking and Lotteries, Punjab
2nd Prize ₹20 Lakh
Ticket ₹2,000
1,714 Prizes
Result night is here. The Punjab State Lottery 2000 Quarterly Result 14.11.26 marks the opening draw of Punjab’s new quarterly scheme, and plenty of buyers across the state, and well beyond it, will be holding a ₹2,000 ticket and refreshing their phones from about 7 PM onwards. If that’s you, you’ve landed in the right place. The complete result chart for this draw is shown in the image at the top of this post on lotterykhabar.com, exactly as released by the Directorate.
Below the result you’ll find the full prize list, a worked example of how to check a ticket without second-guessing yourself, the mistakes that cost people money every draw season, and a clear explanation of how and where to claim. Grab your ticket and let’s go through it together.
Trusted result source: The official result chart for this draw is published at the top of this page on lotterykhabar.com. The draw itself is streamed live at punjabilotteries.com/livedraw, and the Punjab State Government Gazette notification is the final legal record.
Punjab State Lottery 2000 Quarterly Result 14.11.26: The Basics
This is a compact lottery by Punjab standards. Only 30,000 tickets exist, split evenly across three series, A, B and C, with each series running from 0000 to 9999. Each ticket carries a face value of ₹2,000. Against that small pool, the scheme offers 1,714 prizes, starting at ₹1 crore and ending at ₹2,000.
Complete Prize List
Each row shows what the ticket holder wins, followed by the separate amounts paid to the seller and sub stockist of that winning ticket. Agent amounts are paid on top and never reduce your prize.
All winner amounts are shown before TDS, as printed in the scheme.
Checking Your Ticket: A Worked Example
Numbers blur together when you’re nervous, so here’s a simple method. Let’s say, purely as an example, your ticket reads B 4721.
Step 1. Read your ticket out loud, letter first: “B, four-seven-two-one”. Write it on paper so you’re comparing against something steady.
Step 2. Start at the top of the result chart above. Is the first prize B 4721? If the first prize is 4721 in series A or C instead, look closely at the consolation prizes, which usually go to that same number in the other two series.
Step 3. Work down rank by rank: second prize, then the 30-number blocks for third, fourth and fifth, then the 60-number blocks for sixth and seventh.
Step 4. Finish with the 1,500 eighth prizes. This is the longest list and where most winners will find themselves, so go slowly and check the series wherever it is shown.
If your number appears in more than one place, don’t celebrate twice. The scheme allows only one prize per ticket, and it is always the highest one.
Five Mistakes People Make on Result Night
1. Trusting a forwarded screenshot. Edited result images circulate every draw night. Check the chart on lotterykhabar.com or the live draw instead.
2. Ignoring the series letter. 4721 in series A and 4721 in series C are two different tickets.
3. Folding, laminating or writing on the ticket. The scheme rejects torn, mutilated or tampered tickets, so keep it exactly as you bought it.
4. Waiting too long to claim. The 30-day window is strict, and claims arriving late lose the prize.
5. Throwing away a “losing” ticket too early. Wait for the full chart. With 1,500 eighth prizes, a quick glance at the top few numbers is not enough.
How to Claim Your Prize
Up to ₹10,000
Covers 3rd to 8th prizes. Your seller or sub-agent can pay these on behalf of the Directorate within 30 days of the result notification. Take the original ticket back to the shop where you bought it.
Above ₹10,000
Covers the 1st, consolation and 2nd prizes. Submit the original ticket with the prescribed application form to the Directorate of Small Savings, Banking and Lotteries, Punjab, Vit Te Yojana Bhawan, Plot No. 2B, Sector-33A, Chandigarh.
For the bigger prizes, the claim must reach the Directorate within 30 days of the result’s publication in the Punjab State Government Gazette. You can hand it over yourself, send it through a nationalised bank, or post it by registered post or insured parcel. If the claim does not arrive in time, the right to the prize is extinguished under the Punjab State Lotteries Rules, 2015. Keep photocopies of everything you send, and a receipt for any postal submission.
About tax: TDS is deducted at source before payment. Lottery winnings above ₹10,000 are currently taxed at 30 per cent, plus applicable surcharge and cess, which means the amount credited will be noticeably lower than the figure on the prize list.
Scheme Rules Worth Knowing
✔ Payment is made only on presentation of the original winning ticket.
✔ Forged, torn, mutilated or tampered tickets are not entertained.
✔ One ticket wins only one prize, the highest drawn against it.
✔ Sellers and buyers should check the printing and numbering before a sale.
✔ Winners living abroad are paid in Indian currency.
✔ The government can change the draw date.
✔ Legal jurisdiction is Chandigarh, and the Directorate’s decision in any dispute is final.
Why Check Your Result on lotterykhabar.com
Lottery khabar travels fast, and on draw night not all of it is accurate. This page keeps it simple: one post for the 14.11.26 draw, with the official result chart placed at the top as soon as it is released. No guesswork, no “leaked” numbers, no confusing reposts. Bookmark lotterykhabar.com for the next quarterly draw too.
FAQ: Punjab State Lottery 2000 Quarterly Result 14.11.26
Q. When will the Punjab State Lottery 2000 Quarterly Result 14.11.26 come out?
A. The draw takes place on Saturday, 14 November 2026, from 7 PM onwards. The result chart appears at the top of this post on lotterykhabar.com once the Directorate releases it.
Q. Where can I watch the draw live?
A. The scheme lists punjabilotteries.com/livedraw for the live draw. You can then check the full result chart on this page.
Q. What is the full name of this lottery?
A. Its official name is the Punjab State Dear 2000 Quarterly Lottery, run by the Directorate of Small Savings, Banking and Lotteries, Punjab. The 14.11.26 draw is the first draw of this scheme.
Q. How much is the first prize?
A. The first prize is ₹1 crore (₹1,00,00,000) for the ticket holder, before tax. The seller gets a separate ₹10 lakh and the sub stockist ₹2 lakh.
Q. What is the second prize?
A. There is one second prize of ₹20 lakh (₹20,00,000) for the winner, with ₹2 lakh to the seller and ₹1 lakh to the sub stockist.
Q. How many tickets were printed and what do they cost?
A. The scheme has 30,000 tickets in three series, A, B and C, numbered 0000 to 9999 in each series. Each ticket costs ₹2,000.
Q. How many people can win in this draw?
A. There are 1,714 prizes in total, which works out to roughly one winning ticket for every 17 or 18 tickets in the scheme.
Q. What does the consolation prize mean?
A. There are two consolation prizes of ₹5 lakh each. The scheme card does not explain the method, but in Punjab State Lottery draws they usually go to the first-prize number in the other two series. Always confirm with the official result chart.
Q. Is the ₹2,000 eighth prize just my money back?
A. In effect, yes. The 8th prize of ₹2,000 equals the ticket price, and 1,500 tickets win it. You can collect it from your seller with the original ticket.
Q. Who pays prizes up to ₹10,000?
A. Prizes up to ₹10,000 can be paid by the seller or sub-agent on behalf of the Directorate within 30 days of the result notification.
Q. How do I claim the 1st, 2nd or consolation prize?
A. Send or take the original ticket with the prescribed application form to the Directorate of Small Savings, Banking and Lotteries, Punjab, Vit Te Yojana Bhawan, Plot No. 2B, Sector-33A, Chandigarh. You can submit in person, through a nationalised bank, or by registered post or insured parcel.
Q. What is the last date to claim?
A. The claim must reach the Directorate within 30 days from the date the result is published in the Punjab State Government Gazette. Late claims are extinguished under the Punjab State Lotteries Rules, 2015.
Q. Will tax be cut from my winnings?
A. Yes. TDS is deducted at source. Lottery winnings above ₹10,000 are currently taxed at 30 per cent plus applicable surcharge and cess before the amount is paid.
Q. Can I claim with a photocopy or a photo of my ticket?
A. No. Payment is made only on presentation of the original prize-winning ticket, and forged, torn, mutilated or tampered tickets are not entertained.
Q. Can one ticket win two prizes?
A. No. Each ticket is entitled to only one prize, which is the highest prize drawn against it.
Q. Is lotterykhabar.com an official government site?
A. No. lotterykhabar.com is a trusted result source that publishes the official result chart for each draw. The final legal record is the Punjab State Government Gazette notification.
Whatever the chart shows tonight, take a breath, check the series and number twice, and keep the ticket safe until it is paid. The Punjab State Lottery 2000 Quarterly Result 14.11.26 is only the first draw of this scheme, so keep lotterykhabar.com bookmarked for the next one.
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