Rajdhani Day Matka Result Today

Rajdhani Day matka result

Rajdhani Day publishes its result in the usual three parts: an open panna, a jodi and a close panna. The most recent line we have confirmed is 345-23-346. The open panna 345 adds up to 12, so the open digit is 2; the close panna 346 adds up to 13, so the close digit is 3; and the jodi 23 is the two digits together. At the top of this page you will find the newest line with its date, and the table under it shows the last fifteen days.

"Rajdhani" is the Hindi word for a capital city, and the name appears on two separate markets, Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night. They have different open and close times, different days of the week and different numbers. Anyone who searches for "Rajdhani matka result" without saying which one may land on the wrong page, so we keep them apart: this page is the daytime market, and the night market has its own page.

When Rajdhani Day runs

Rajdhani Day is played Monday to Saturday. The open panna is expected around 3:15 PM Indian time and the close panna around 5:15 PM. It sits between Milan Day, which opens ten minutes earlier, and Kalyan, which opens half an hour later. If you are following several afternoon markets, the home page puts the three side by side so you do not have to open each one.

Rajdhani Night, by contrast, runs from 9:35 PM to 11:45 PM and only from Monday to Friday. The two Rajdhani markets therefore have different calendars: on a Saturday the day market has a draw and the night market does not. On the weekly charts Rajdhani Day has six columns, from Monday to Saturday, while Rajdhani Night has five.

Reading the Rajdhani Day charts

The Rajdhani Day jodi chart shows one row per week with the dates at the left, newest week first, and six boxes per row. Each box is the jodi of that day. The panel chart under it has the same grid but each box is a stack: open panna, jodi in bold, close panna. A dash is a day with no confirmed result, and an empty box is a day that has not arrived.

For this market we stored 51 days between 8 September and 5 November 2026 and not a single Monday to Saturday date was missing. The jodis on those days came from 41 different values, more variety than Kalyan, Milan Day or Milan Night showed in the same weeks. Two jodis appeared three times, 57 and 07, and every other jodi appeared at most twice. Only three of the 51 days produced a jodi with two equal digits.

The open digits were spread almost evenly. Each of the ten digits from 0 to 9 appeared as the open digit four to six times, which is what you would see if the digits were picked independently. The close digits were less even, with 3 and 7 each coming up eight times and 9 only twice. Both observations are small-sample noise. A pattern that shows up in 51 days is not a pattern you can bet on, and we recommend that no one tries.

Panna types in the Rajdhani Day data

Of the 102 three-digit pannas in the same window, 79 had three different digits and 23 had a repeated digit, with no triple panna. If every digit were picked independently, you would expect about 72 in 100 to be single and 27 in 100 double, so the Rajdhani Day sample is close to that. We show this to make a point: the structure of the numbers in the chart looks like chance, and chance has no memory.

How the numbers get onto this page

We do not copy Rajdhani Day from one source. The updater reads the weekly panel chart of two unrelated websites, once each per run, and compares day by day. A day is stored as final only when both agree on the open panna and the close panna and the jodi matches the digit sums. If one site is missing the close, we keep the open panna on the page and star the rest. If the two sites show different numbers, we keep nothing for that day and write down the disagreement. Nothing stored is edited afterwards.

The Rajdhani Day archive page lists every stored day in a single table in date order, which is handy if you want to check one particular day without scrolling through the weekly chart.

What this page is not

It is not a source of numbers for the next draw. We do not publish tips, guessing, sure numbers, "fix" jodis or links to betting apps, and we do not recommend any website that does. Search results for "Rajdhani matka" are full of them, and none of them has a way of knowing a draw in advance.

Playing matka is illegal in most of India. The Public Gambling Act of 1867 bans public gambling houses, and states add their own, stricter, laws. We publish results for reference and ask readers not to bet.

Frequently asked questions

What time does the Rajdhani Day result come?

Around 3:15 PM Indian time for the open panna and around 5:15 PM for the close panna, Monday to Saturday. Times shift a little from day to day, and this page shows each part only after two websites agree on it.

How is Rajdhani Day different from Rajdhani Night?

They are two separate markets. Rajdhani Day opens at 3:15 PM and closes at 5:15 PM, Monday to Saturday. Rajdhani Night opens at 9:35 PM and closes at 11:45 PM, Monday to Friday. The numbers of one say nothing about the other, and their charts are not interchangeable.

Why is there no Rajdhani Day result on Sunday?

The market is not played on Sundays. On a Sunday this page shows the last confirmed result and says that there is no draw today.

What does the digit after the dash mean in 345-23-346?

The middle number is the jodi. The 2 comes from the digit sum of the open panna 345 (3 + 4 + 5 = 12, last digit 2) and the 3 comes from the digit sum of the close panna 346 (3 + 4 + 6 = 13, last digit 3).

Are Rajdhani results official?

There is no public regulator for matka, because it is illegal in most of India. The numbers on any result website are what the operators or their agents announced, and websites copy them from each other. We check two websites against each other, and that tells you only that they match.

Sources

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matka_gambling
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_India