From the Hills of Meghalaya

Across the mist-covered ridges of the Khasi and Jaintia Hills, the day moves to an extraordinary rhythm. From quaint tea stalls nestled along Shillong’s pine-shadowed roadways to the busy town squares of Jowai, life pauses at fixed intervals as rounds unfold.

What began generations ago as a local community custom has woven itself deeply into the living culture of the region—sustained through roadside conversations, traditional almanacs, and the unhurried way highland customs endure across centuries.

Constitutional Framework & Public Transparency

Modern state lotteries in Meghalaya operate under a strictly governed constitutional framework, covered under Item 40 of the Union List (List I) of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India, and administered under the statutory oversight of the Directorate of Meghalaya State Lottery.

This structured legal framework ensures accountability, fair execution, and procedural transparency in an activity that has long been part of the state's cultural identity.

Shillong Super & Jowai Super

Named after Meghalaya’s capital city and the historic headquarters of the Jaintia Hills district, Shillong Super and Jowai Super reflect this regional cadence. Every 15 minutes between 09:00 AM and 09:00 PM IST, two-digit numbers (ranging from 00 through 99) are announced and archived.