Taj Satta King Result Today and Taj Chart 2026 (03:15 PM)

Taj Satta King Result Today and Yesterday

The card shows two numbers: yesterday's on the left and today's on the right. Before 03:15 PM the right side reads XX, which means the draw has not opened. Once the number is published, usually within a few minutes of the draw time, the card updates and the same number appears in the Taj row of the home page board.

The "Updated" line under the card is the time the numbers were last collected. It is the honest way to tell whether what you see is fresh. If it is hours old in the afternoon, the source may be down, and the card keeps the last known number instead of guessing.

The 03:15 PM Draw: Where Taj Satta King Sits in the Day

Taj opens at a quarter past three, right at the tail of the busiest stretch of the afternoon. Delhi Bazar and five other draws open at 03:00 PM; Taj and three more open fifteen minutes later; then the afternoon thins out towards Shri Ganesh at 04:30 PM and Faridabad at 06:00 PM. For most readers Taj is the second number they check after Delhi Bazar, often on the same visit.

The published time is 03:15 PM, but the number can take a little longer to reach the boards, especially on days when the source sites are slow. If the card still shows XX at 03:25, wait rather than trusting a number from a chat group; those are often wrong on purpose. Like every draw on the board, Taj runs seven days a week but can be late or skip a day without notice, because nobody is obliged to run it.

Taj and Delhi Bazar: a fifteen-minute pair

Taj Satta King and Delhi Bazar are read together so often that some sites list them as a pair, like Gali and Disawar. They are not connected. Different people run them, and a Delhi Bazar number says nothing about the Taj number that follows it. The Delhi Bazar page covers the 03:00 PM draw in the same detail as this one covers Taj.

Taj, Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar: Four Draws, Four Numbers

Three other draws on the board carry the Taj name, and all three open before Taj itself. They are separate draws with separate numbers, run by separate groups, and the order they open in is the opposite of what the names suggest: "New" Taj is older in the day than Taj, and "Super" Taj is first of all. The table sets them side by side.

The practical rule: a Taj Satta King number posted before 03:15 PM is not Taj. If a group shares a "Taj" number at 03:02, it is New Taj or Taj Darbar, and if it is shared at 02:45, it is Super Taj. Match the full board name and the time, and the three look-alikes stop being a problem.

Why do the look-alikes exist at all? For the same reason Delhi Bazar Day opens fifteen minutes after Delhi Bazar. A new draw with a famous name and a nearby time borrows the famous draw's readers, and some of them stay. It is a business decision by the operators, not a sign that the draws are related.

Taj Satta King Chart for October 2026

On the main board and in the charts, Taj is shortened to TJ. The monthly record chart on this site covers the four main draws, Disawar, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali, one column each, one row per date. The Taj month record is being collected now and will join the chart archive under the TJ heading once there is a full month to show. Until then, the card at the top of this page holds today's and yesterday's number, and the combined chart below shows the shape the Taj column will take.

For the explanation of the columns and the abbreviations, see the chart guide; for older months of the main draws, the 2026 chart page.

How to Read the Taj Chart

A record chart is a list: the date down the side, the number next to it. Once the TJ column is in the chart, it will be read exactly like the Faridabad column. People use a chart in three ways, and only the first two make sense.

1. To confirm a number. Someone tells you a number "came" in Taj on the 20th; the chart shows whether it did.
2. To see history. Older months show how the draw has behaved over time, which is harmless curiosity and nothing more.
3. To predict. This is the one that does not work. Each day's Taj is separate from the day before and separate from Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar. A number that has not come for a month is not "due", and a number that came twice is not "hot". The chart records the past; it says nothing about 03:15 PM tomorrow.

Some sites sell "Taj chart analysis" built on the third idea, or a combined "Delhi Bazar Taj" reading that claims one draw hints at the next. It is a guess with a spreadsheet attached. The draw is decided by people on the day, and no reading of a Taj Satta King chart can know what they will declare.

Old Taj, Monu Taj, Chotu Taj: Searched Names That Are Not on Any Board

A large share of Taj searches use names that do not match any draw on any board: "Old Taj", "Monu Taj", "Chotu Taj", "Taj Old", "Taj Monu". They are not separate draws. They are the names of chat groups, or the nicknames of the people who ran a group or took bets on the Taj draw in a particular area. A group called "Monu Taj" posts the ordinary Taj number, sometimes with a guess attached, and its members start searching for the result under that name.

Our board lists draws by their published names only: Super Taj, New Taj, Taj Darbar and Taj. It does not list groups, operators or nicknames, and it does not carry contact details for anyone who takes bets. There is no "Old Taj" number separate from the Taj Satta King number, and anyone who says there is wants you to pay for it. If a nickname you follow is really a draw, you will find it on the full result board under its board name and time; if it is not there, it is a group, not a draw.

"Old Taj" in particular

"Old" names are common across the board: Old Faridabad, Old Ghaziabad and Old City are real draws with their own rows and times. "Old Taj" is not one of them on our source. People use it to mean the original Taj as opposed to New Taj, which is reasonable, and the number they want is the 03:15 PM Taj number on the card above. If a site lists an "Old Taj" with a different number, it is either a relabelled Taj or a small local draw that borrowed the name, and only its time will tell you which.

Why a Draw Is Called Taj: Agra and the Taj Mahal

The Taj Satta King name comes from the Taj Mahal, and by extension from Agra, which is a few hours from Delhi and has its own draws, Agra Bazar at 02:00 PM and VIP Agra at 07:45 PM. Draw operators pick names that sound grand and familiar, and few names in India are grander or more familiar than Taj. Whether the draw was ever run from Agra is not something anyone can verify, and it does not matter: the name is a label, like Taj on a hotel or a tea packet.

The same instinct explains the rest of the board. Burj Khalifa, Dubai Delhi, Rajdhani Jaipur and Royal King are all names chosen to sound bigger than the draw behind them. None of them has any connection to the place or building it is named after, and no draw has an owner you can look up. The Satta King game page has the longer history of how the north Indian draws and their names grew out of the Mumbai Matka game.

The Afternoon Timetable: Every Draw from 02:40 to 03:45 PM

Taj Satta King sits inside the busiest hour of the board. The table lists every draw that opens from the first Taj at 02:40 PM to the last afternoon Delhi draw at 03:45 PM, with the family each belongs to, so you can see exactly what else is fresh when you check Taj.

Nineteen draws in sixty-five minutes, four of them Taj and five of them Delhi. A number shared without a board name and a time during this hour is worthless; it could be any of them. The page for the Delhi draws covers the Delhi side of the same hour, and the UP page covers Meerut and the 02:00 PM draws that come just before it.

Taj Satta King Khabar: Why There Is No Number Before 03:15 PM

"Khabar" means news. In the chat groups it means "the number before the draw", and there is a trade in selling it: a message promises a "leak" or a "fix" for Taj for a fee paid by UPI, with screenshots of past wins as proof. The Taj family makes the trick easier. A seller posts four guesses, one for each Taj draw, deletes the misses and screenshots the one that landed, labelled simply "Taj pass".

Think about how the draw is run. A small group of people declares the Taj number at 03:15 PM, offline. Nobody outside that group knows it a minute earlier, and anyone inside it who sold it would be ending their own business. So every Taj Satta King "khabar" you are offered before the draw is either a guess or a scam, and often both. The nickname groups, Monu Taj and the rest, are where most of this selling happens.

Signs of a number-selling scam

• A fee, however small, to "join the VIP group" or "unlock today's Taj".
• Screenshots of wins with the time or the sender cropped out, or with New Taj passed off as Taj.
• Pressure to pay before a countdown to 03:15 PM ends.
• A request for your UPI PIN, an OTP or remote access to your phone, which is never needed to receive a message.
• Claims that the number comes from "the Taj company" or "the Taj owner". There is no company.

If you have paid someone and want it reported, the national cybercrime portal takes complaints online, and 1930 is the helpline. The today's update page explains the selling pattern in full and the safety and legal guide walks through the steps.

Checking the Taj Result on a Phone

Most readers check the Taj Satta King result on an Android phone just after three in the afternoon, usually straight after Delhi Bazar, often at work and on mobile data. A few habits make it painless.

• Open the page a minute or two before 03:15 PM and leave it; the card refreshes on its own every minute.
• Add the page to your home screen from the browser menu. There is no app to install and no APK to download.
• If the number has not appeared by 03:25, give it time. Do not switch to a chat group for it.
• Check that the card says Taj, not New Taj, Super Taj or Taj Darbar, before you read the number.
• Data use is tiny: a full page load is lighter than one photo in a chat app.

The phone and browser guide has more on browsers, data saving and telling this site apart from copycats with similar names. For a countdown to the next draw after Taj, the live page is the better view.

Conclusion: Taj Satta King in One Place

The Taj Satta King result opens at 03:15 PM, this page shows it the moment it is published along with yesterday's number, and the three draws that share the name, Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar, are listed with their times so you do not mix them up. Old Taj, Monu Taj and Chotu Taj are groups, not draws; the board uses published names only. The chart will grow a TJ column when a full month is in, and no number is for sale here or anywhere else before the draw. For the rest of the day's draws, go back to the home page, or move on to the Shri Ganesh draw that opens at 04:30 PM.