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Why this archive is the most used page here

A single morning figure tells you very little on its own. The value comes from the record: seven days together show a shape, and a month shows a habit. This page keeps every single day in one list, with the First Round and the Second Round side by side, so you can read a whole week without opening ten different pages.

Each figure is added the moment it is confirmed — the First Round entry right after the 10:30 AM session and the Second Round entry right after the 11:30 AM session. Nothing is edited afterwards. If a genuine mistake is reported, we correct it the same day and keep the corrected figure.

How to read the Morning Teer chart

Every day of the week is listed, Sunday included, so the record of the Meghalaya morning draw runs without a break.

Searching a particular day

• Type the full date in the search box in DD/MM/YYYY format
• Or switch to the month wise view and pick any year and month
• Clear the box to bring the complete list back
• Read the F/R and S/R columns together — a pair often tells more than one figure alone

Simple ways people study the record

These habits make the record more interesting to follow, but they cannot decide tomorrow's figure. Every session is counted fresh at the ground.

• Note the House digit that repeats most across the last ten days
• Note the Ending digit that has not appeared for a long stretch
• Compare the same weekday across a few weeks
• Watch for a figure that appears in both rounds on the same day
• Keep your notes for a full month before drawing any conclusion

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