Full timetable (172 markets)

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What the open and close times actually mean

A market’s open time is when it declares its opening three-digit panna, which reduces to the open ank. Its close time, usually a few hours later, is when it declares the closing panna and close ank. Only once both have been declared does the day have a complete two-digit jodi. The arithmetic that links the two is set out in the matka guide.

Between the two declarations a market is mid-day rather than finished. A result card showing a figure on one side and a placeholder on the other is a market that has opened but not yet closed — not a missing record.

Running days

• Mon – Fri — the market is closed on Saturday and Sunday, so those cells stay permanently empty in its charts.
• Mon – Sat — closed on Sunday only.
• All 7 days — the market declares every day of the week.

This matters when reading a chart: an empty Sunday column on a Monday-to-Saturday market is the schedule working normally, not a gap in the archive.

Timings are a schedule, not a promise

Timings on this page are read live from the site rather than typed into the text, so a schedule change shows up here as soon as it is recorded. If you spot a time that no longer matches reality, please tell us the market.

Common questions

Related pages

• Today’s results — live cards for every market on this list.
• Weekly chart — the current week across all markets at once.
• All charts and tools — the full index of chart pages.
• How this site works — from declaration to chart entry.

Last reviewed: September 2026