Khanapara Teer Result | Shillong Teer Result | Juwai Teer Result

Have you ever visited Shillong and wondered what those counters at every corner are?

You know the ones with a guy or two sitting behind a small desk, scribbling on bunch of what appears to be a some sort of paper with a notice board hanging at the top, mentioning Teer Result along with FR and SR, short for First Round and Second Round and some numbers below.

Well, Teer is basically an archery based sport, traditionally played by members of the Khasi tribe of Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya. It's a part of their culture. However, it is not limited to the Khasis only, many tribes across the northeastern state of India do participate in this age old tradition.

Now, you must be wondering what is this teer game, how is it played and what has it got to do with all those counters that you see in and around Shillong.

Basically, a bunch of people usually 50 people above the age of eighteen gathers at a place, which happens to be Polo ground, a small walking distance from Police Point which is the main suburb. Once they arrive at the ground, each one of them are handed some arrows no less than 300 and a maximum of 1000. At the end of the day, they make 300 rupees each.

These archers then shoot the arrows continuosly at a target traditionally made up of haystack. Once, all the arrows are shot, officials count these arrows, and at the end give a number for the first round. The same process repeats for the second time as well.

The outcomes of these games is a number ranging from 0 to 99 and these numbers are published everyday except on Sundays.

Interestingly, the game of teer has given rise to a subculture, within the northeastern region of Shillong, Khanapara, Juwai and in some parts of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh and Bhutan as well where people above the age of 18 participate in these games by betting on what the First Round number and Second Round number will be.

An estimated 10 lakh people usually bet on teer common numbers. Given the extreme popularity of the teer, the Government of Meghalaya has decided to legalise this activity under the Meghalaya Amusements and Betting Tax (Ammendment) Act 1982.

This is where those counters we discussed earlier comes into picture. There's an estimated 30 thousand counters operating across northeast. Most popular among them are Khanapara Teer Counter, Shillong Teer Counter and Juwai Teer Counter. All those counters and stall you see are essentially licensed bookmaker who sell teer tickets from 10 AM to 3:30 PM. People can buy tickets starting from Re 1 to Rs 1000 or even higher in some cases. If a person wins, he or she is usually paid 80 rupees back for each rupee invested. This is how it has become a primary source of income and livelihood for a lot of people involved.

What are teer common numbers?

Teer common numbers, also called as teer hit numbers are basically numbers that are most likely to hit the target by the archers. There are many psuedo-scientific teer formulas and tricks that regular teer players use to come up with numbers that they call "teer guti". Most of these teer guti rely on previous shillong teer result, khanapara teer result and juwai teer result. Thats why a lot of these players keep an eye on khanapara teer result list, shillong teer result list and juwai teer result list.

Interestingly, some people may even buy shillong teer common number, khanapara teer common number, juwai teer common number based on a dream they had last night. Certain dreams corresponds to certain numbers.

Teer Result Analysis

First Round Shillong Teer Result Today is 34. Second Round Shillong Teer Result Today is 31.

First Round Khanapara Teer Result Today is 38. Second Round Khanapara Teer Result Today is 70.

First Round Juwai Teer Result Today is 34. Second Round Juwai Teer Result Today is 83.

** Teer Result and Teer Common Numbers are updated daily on this website at the above mentioned time subject to availability.