Khanapara Teer is one of the most popular Teer games in Northeast India, conducted in Khanapara, Guwahati, Assam. Unlike Shillong Teer which is held in Meghalaya, Khanapara Teer falls under the jurisdiction of the Assam state government and is organized by the Assam Rifles Teer Association. It draws thousands of daily participants from both Assam and Meghalaya.

The game follows the same fundamental archery-lottery principle as other Teer games. Licensed archers shoot at a target and the last two digits of the total successful hits form the winning number for the day. The First Round (FR) result is typically declared at 3:45–4:15 PM and the Second Round (SR) at 4:45–5:00 PM, Monday to Saturday.

Khanapara Teer has a large and loyal following due to its proximity to Guwahati — the largest city in Northeast India. Teer counters in Guwahati sell tickets for both Khanapara Teer and Shillong Teer, and many enthusiasts follow both daily. The game is distinct from Shillong Teer in terms of its organizing body and geographic location, though the rules of play are similar.

MegTeerResults publishes today's Khanapara Teer result for both FR and SR as soon as they are officially declared. We also maintain a complete archive of previous results and publish daily common number predictions specifically for Khanapara Teer.

Q: What time is Khanapara Teer result declared?
A: The First Round (FR) result is declared at approximately 3:45–4:15 PM and the Second Round (SR) at 4:45–5:00 PM, Monday to Saturday. Results are published on MegTeerResults immediately after official declaration.

Q: Where is Khanapara Teer held?
A: Khanapara Teer is held at the Khanapara archery ground in Guwahati, Assam. It is one of the few legal Teer games held outside Meghalaya.

Q: Who organizes Khanapara Teer?
A: It is organized by the Assam Rifles Teer Association and is licensed by the Assam state government. It operates under specific Assam state regulations governing archery-based games.

Q: Is Khanapara Teer the same as Shillong Teer?
A: No. While both games follow the same archery-lottery format, Khanapara Teer is held in Guwahati, Assam, under a different organizing body and state regulations. Shillong Teer is held in Meghalaya. Results of the two games are independent of each other.

Q: How is the Khanapara Teer result calculated?
A: Licensed archers shoot arrows at a target. The total arrows hitting the target are counted. The last two digits of this count are the winning number. For instance, 1,062 hits = result 62.

Q: Can I play Khanapara Teer from Meghalaya?
A: Tickets are sold at licensed counters in Assam. Many players in Shillong and other Meghalaya towns follow Khanapara Teer results closely alongside Shillong Teer.

Q: Does Khanapara Teer happen on Sundays?
A: No. Khanapara Teer is held Monday to Saturday only. No results are declared on Sundays or Assam public holidays.