Rajdhani Day & Night Chart Guide
Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night
Like Milan, Rajdhani comes in two separate markets — Rajdhani Day and Rajdhani Night. They are independent of each other: different schedules, different results, different chart histories. A number in the day market has no bearing on the night market.
How results are declared
Both markets use the standard structure. Each day brings an open result and a
close result, each a three-digit pana, and the two combine into a jodi. A
finished result line looks like 249-65-118: open pana 249, close pana 118,
jodi 65. Before the close is declared you will see placeholder characters in the
close and jodi positions.
New to how the jodi is calculated from the panas? The panel chart guide walks through the digit maths.
Where to find the charts
For each Rajdhani market Sara 567 keeps:
- a jodi chart — the two-digit history at a glance, and
- a panel chart — the full open and close panas per day.
Open either from the market's card on the home page or from the charts hub. As
always, each row is a week, the columns run Monday to Sunday, and **/*** are
days with no declared result.
Timing matters
Rajdhani Day sits in the daytime slot and Rajdhani Night in the evening. Exact times can move on holidays, so rely on the live timings shown on Sara 567 rather than a fixed number in your head. The market timings guide shows how the day's markets are spaced out.
A steady reminder
Two versions of a market do not make the numbers any more predictable, and no chart pattern changes the odds of the next independent draw. Set a budget you can afford to lose, keep play in the entertainment column, and stop if it stops being fun.