Overview
- KHASA, the Khasi Hills Archery Sports Association, remains the official body that runs Shillong Teer and declares daily draw results for the Polo Ground and other Meghalaya variants.
- News outlets published winning numbers and draw times for multiple Teer games today, covering Shillong Morning, Shillong (two rounds), Juwai, Ladrymbai and Khanapara schedules and results.
- The game is played in two rapid rounds with archers shooting 30 arrows in the first round and 20 in the second, and bettors pick the last two digits (00–99) of arrows that hit the target.
- Reports agree on ticket denominations and mechanics but differ on payouts: one outlet cited about ₹90 per ₹1 for the first round while another reported ₹80, and both list ₹60 for the second round.
- Teer was legalised by Meghalaya law in 1982 and the organised draws support local archery traditions and provide revenue for organisers and licensed vendors, though inconsistent reporting of prizes could affect participants' expectations.