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Khanapara Teer Result

Khanapara Teer is the Assam-side game, played at the archery ground near the point where Guwahati ends and the road climbs towards the Meghalaya hills. Ticket counters across Guwahati — and plenty over the border — sell numbers through the day, the arrows fly in the late afternoon, and the first-round figure lands at 4:15 PM with the second round at 5:00 PM.

The draw works the same way it does across the hills: a line of archers shoots a fixed quota of arrows at a straw target, officials count the arrows that stuck, and the last two digits of the count become the round's number. Because the figure comes from a live, public count, a genuine Khanapara result can only exist after 4:15 PM — anything circulating earlier is noise.

Khanapara follows the standard weekly rhythm: six playing days from Monday to Saturday, with Sunday as the ground's day off. If you open this page on a Sunday the panel will say so plainly rather than showing a stale pair, and the morning session — which does play on Sundays — has its own page at Khanapara Morning.

The panel above always shows the current day. The moment the committee announces a round, our board picks it up and this page rebuilds — usually you will see the pair here within a few minutes of the declaration at the ground. Below it sit the last thirty declared pairs, today's common numbers derived from the Khanapara chart, and links into the full year-wise archive.

Recent Khanapara Teer chart

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Khanapara Teer Common Numbers

Common numbers are frequency picks derived from the past chart. They are reference material, not a forecast — no number is ever guaranteed.

More Khanapara Teer Result Pages

Every round above is a separate draw with its own chart. The links let you move between the Khanapara sessions — and across to the other city — without going back to the main board.

Khanapara Teer Result — Frequently Asked Questions