Time Bazar Matka Result Today

Time Bazar matka result

Time Bazar is the early-afternoon market, and its result has the same three parts as any other: the open panna, the jodi and the close panna. The newest line we have confirmed is 139-31-579. The digits of 139 add up to 13, so the open digit is 3; the digits of 579 add up to 21, so the close digit is 1; and the jodi is 31. On this page the card at the top gives the latest line with its date, and the table below it lists the last fifteen days.

If you follow Time Bazar, you will probably check it first among the afternoon markets, because it is the earliest of them. The open panna is expected at about 1:05 PM Indian time, two hours before Milan Day and Rajdhani Day and more than two and a half hours before Kalyan. Only Sridevi, around noon, arrives earlier.

A one-hour market

Most markets on this site leave two hours between the open and the close. Time Bazar leaves one: the open at about 1:05 PM and the close at about 2:05 PM. For a reader that has two practical consequences. The first is that the card on this page moves from "waiting" to "open declared" to "declared" within a single hour, so a refresh a few minutes apart can show a different state. The second is that a delayed open from a source often pushes the close and the open together, and you may see the full result appear almost at once.

In other time zones, 1:05 PM in India is 7:35 AM in UTC, 2:35 PM in Bangkok, 3:35 PM in Singapore and 11:35 AM in Dubai. The close at 2:05 PM is 8:35 AM UTC. Time Bazar is played Monday to Saturday, and on Sundays the page shows the last confirmed result.

Reading the Time Bazar jodi chart and panel chart

The jodi chart shows one row per week, with the week's dates at the left and six columns from Monday to Saturday. The newest week is first. The panel chart repeats the grid and fills each box with the open panna, the jodi in bold and the close panna.

Some result websites print a seventh column for Sunday on their Time Bazar chart. It is always empty, because the market does not run on Sundays, and our parser ignores it. If you compare charts and see one extra column, this is the reason.

What 50 days of Time Bazar looked like

Between 8 September and 5 November 2026 we stored 50 confirmed Time Bazar days. They used 44 different jodis, which is more variety than any other market we follow. No jodi appeared more than twice; 04, 74, 30 and 99 each came up two times. One of the repeated ones, 99, has two equal digits, and five of the 50 days produced a jodi of that kind.

Of the 100 pannas, 73 had three different digits and 27 had a repeated digit, which is almost exactly what would come out if each digit were picked independently (about 72 and 27 in 100). The open digit 0 appeared nine times, more than any other digit, but in 50 days some digit has to come out on top, and that does not make it likely again.

One Tuesday is missing from this window, 15 September 2026. Neither of our sources has a Time Bazar result for it, and the same day is missing from Milan Day and Milan Night, so the chart shows a dash. We do not know the reason and we do not guess.

Confirming each day with two websites

For Time Bazar the updater reads the weekly panel chart of two unrelated websites and compares each day. A day is stored as final only if both sites print the same open panna and close panna and the jodi digits equal the digit sums. If the open is agreed and the close is not, the page shows the open panna and the close as stars. If the two sites disagree, nothing is stored for the disputed part, and the difference goes into a log. Stored days are not edited afterwards. The Time Bazar archive page lists them all.

Since the market is a short one, the updater polls Time Bazar every ten minutes from the open time until a few hours after the close, and then stops. If a result is still missing the next night, a daily catch-up run asks again for the last seven days.

What this site does not do

There is no Time Bazar guessing here, no tips, no "fix" jodi and no link to a betting app. A draw cannot be known before it happens, and any page that says otherwise is selling something. The chart and the archive describe the past only.

Betting on matka is illegal in most of India, so please treat these numbers as information.

Frequently asked questions

What time is the Time Bazar result?

The open panna is expected around 1:05 PM Indian time and the close panna around 2:05 PM, Monday to Saturday. This page shows each part once two websites agree. Delays of several minutes are common.

Why does Time Bazar show a result so quickly after the open?

The market leaves only one hour between the open and the close, half the gap of most other markets on this site. Both parts of the result therefore arrive within the same hour.

Is there a Time Bazar result on Sunday?

No. Time Bazar is played Monday to Saturday. Another website may show an empty Sunday column in its chart, but there is no Sunday draw.

Why is a Tuesday missing in the Time Bazar chart?

A dash means that no result could be confirmed for that day. For 15 September 2026 neither of our two sources has a Time Bazar result, so the chart cannot show one. Typical reasons are a holiday or a break in the market.

Is Time Bazar matka legal?

In most of India it is not. The Public Gambling Act of 1867 prohibits public gambling houses and the states have their own, stricter laws. We publish results for reference and ask readers not to bet.

Sources

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