How every result is checked before it appears here
By Satta Mitra Results Desk ·
A result is only useful if it is right. Satta Mitra does not conduct any draw and is not connected with the operators of the markets listed here, so every number on this site comes from watching what is publicly declared, and checking it more than once.
Three sources, two must agree
For each market we read three independent public result charts. The three are compared for the same market and the same date. A number is published only when at least two of the three show exactly the same value. If the sources disagree, nothing is published automatically: the mismatch is recorded for a person to look at, and the result waits until it is settled. If only one source has a value so far, the site keeps waiting rather than publishing a number nobody else has confirmed.
What happens in the minutes after a declaration
The sources are checked every two minutes from shortly before a market's usual time. When agreement is reached, the result is published immediately: the board on the home page updates without a reload for anyone with the page open, the value is written into that market's archive and record chart, and subscribers receive a browser notification. The publication time you see on a result page is the moment the number went live on this site, in Indian Standard Time.
Corrections
Occasionally a source corrects itself after publication. When a published value changes, the result is marked Updated on the card and on its result page, and the time of the correction is recorded, so nothing is quietly rewritten. Results already on the site are never overwritten by the automatic check; a correction is a deliberate act by an editor.
Days with no result
Markets do not declare every single day. When a day passes with nothing declared, the archive and the record chart show a dash for that date rather than a blank or a guess. Roughly one day a month has no result across the markets we cover, and those gaps are visible in the yearly record charts.
What this means for you
You can read a published number here as “confirmed by more than one public source at the time of publication”. It is a record of what was declared, nothing more: past results carry no information about any future result, and this site publishes no predictions of any kind.