Khanapara Teer Hit Number is a popular aspect of the Khanapara Teer, an archery-based lottery game played in the Khanapara area of Meghalaya, India. This game, part of the traditional Teer culture in the state, is legally run and regulated by the state government. Khanapara Teer attracts a huge number of participants daily, drawn to the game for its unique combination of tradition, skill, and chance.
In the game, archers shoot arrows at a target, and the number of arrows hitting the target is used to determine the winning numbers, commonly known as the “Teer hit number.” The hit number is the last two digits of the total number of arrows that hit the target. Players place their bets on various numbers, and if the number they bet on matches the Teer hit number, they win a cash prize.
The results are typically announced twice a day—first-round results in the afternoon and second-round results in the evening. Predicting the Teer hit number is a challenge, and many enthusiasts use previous results, calculations, and even dream numbers to try to guess the winning number. The game’s blend of tradition, excitement, and the possibility of winning makes Khanapara Teer highly popular in the region.