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Delhi Noon Satta King Information Portal
Explore historical records, chart archives, previous data and organized information in an easy-to-use format.
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In short
Delhi Noon Satta King records are historical two-digit entries published for the Delhi Noon series, one per calendar date. This portal organises them into year charts, month tables and a searchable archive covering 1 Jan 2023 to 22 Sep 2026. It is a reference and record-keeping resource only.
Data overview
Four ways into the same record set. Every count below is read from the stored data at request time, so nothing on this page can quietly go stale.
Result Today
22 Sep 2026
Most recent dated entry. The archive takes one new record per day, settling at 12:35 IST.
Open today’s recordArchive Records
1,361
Individual dated entries held across the whole archive, covering 1 Jan 2023 to 22 Sep 2026.
Open chart archiveMonthly Data
45
Month pages, each a dated table of one calendar month with the weekday alongside every entry.
Open monthly archiveYearly Records
4
Full years, each rendered as a single 31-row grid so twelve months fit on one screen.
Open 2026 chartDelhi Noon Chart Archive
The archive is three levels deep: year, month, date. Start wherever you already know what you are looking for.
Current year
2026 Records
265 dated entries across 9 months, shown as one full-year grid.
Open 2026 chartClosed year
2025 Records
365 dated entries across 12 months, shown as one full-year grid.
Open 2025 chartMonth by month
Monthly Archives
Every month indexed in one place with its record count, so an incomplete month is visible before you open it.
Open monthly indexSettled entries
Previous Data Pages
The full history view: coverage, per-year completeness and the route to any dated table in the archive.
Open record historyRecently archived records
The last ten settled entries, newest first. For the rest of September, open the month page.
| Date | Day | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Tue | 15 | |
| Mon | 81 | |
| Sun | 35 | |
| Sat | 28 | |
| Fri | 26 | |
| Thu | 15 | |
| Wed | 73 | |
| Tue | 67 | |
| Mon | 25 | |
| Sun | 38 |
Understanding the data
Four short guides on what a dated record is, how to navigate an archive, and what historical data can and cannot tell you.
Reference · 4 min read
What Are Historical Chart Records?
A record is a date and a value, fixed once the period closes. This explains what an entry contains and why the date does more work than the number.
Read guidePractical · 5 min read
How To Read Data Archives?
Working from year to month to date, reading a grid without losing your place, and what an empty cell actually means.
Read guideReference · 4 min read
Understanding Previous Records
How a settled record differs from a provisional one, why archived pages are never rewritten, and the limits of what past data supports.
Read guideMethod · 4 min read
Importance of Organized Data
Consistent dating, permanent addresses, visible gaps and a stated source — the four things that separate an archive from a pile of numbers.
Read guideFrom the blog
Longer pieces on this particular record set: what a Delhi Noon chart holds, when a result becomes verifiable, and what the archive’s own statistics do not show.
Chart reference · 7 min read
The Delhi Noon Satta King Chart, Explained From Scratch
The full walkthrough: what a Delhi Noon record contains, why the archive is three levels deep, how to read a 31-row grid, and how to verify an entry you do not trust.
Read postMethod · 6 min read
Delhi Noon Result Timing, and What "Live" Really Means
The gap between a number appearing and a number being verifiable — what happens inside it, why early figures get withdrawn, and what a "fast result" page is really selling.
Read postData literacy · 6 min read
Why Past Charts Cannot Predict the Next Number
Hot numbers, cold numbers, due numbers and streaks — where the intuition comes from, what this archive's own frequency table really says, and why prediction systems are selling coincidence.
Read postNot sure you are on the right series?
Punjab Day, Delhi Bazar, Delhi Day, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gali and Disawar are separate series printed on the same public listings, and the names are routinely mistaken for one another. Related chart series sets out what each name refers to — and which spellings, such as Delhi Non or Delhi Noor, are simply this one.
How this archive is maintained
Who compiles it, how entries are checked, and what we will not publish.
Sourcing
Entries are compiled from publicly circulated listings and must match across at least two independent public sources before publication. Where sources disagree, the date is left as a visible gap rather than resolved by preference.
Review and corrections
Archive pages are re-checked on a rolling monthly cycle; every reference page carries the date it was last reviewed. Corrections are published on the page they affect, with the date of the change and the value it replaced, so anyone who cited the earlier figure can see exactly what moved.
What we do not publish
No predictions, tips, forecasts or systems. No paid placements or sponsored entries. This website does not offer betting, gambling, wagering, deposits, withdrawals, wallets, payments or any money-related service of any kind.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Delhi Noon Satta King chart?
The Delhi Noon chart is a dated table of previously published two-digit numbers for the Delhi Noon series. Each cell holds one calendar date and the value recorded against it, so a full year can be scanned on one screen instead of opening twelve separate pages.
What does this website do?
It archives, organises and explains historical chart records. The site publishes dated tables, yearly and monthly breakdowns, frequency statistics and reference articles. It does not run a game, take part in one, or handle money in any form.
How far back do the Delhi Noon records go?
The archive covers 1 Jan 2023 to 22 Sep 2026, held as 1,361 dated entries across 45 monthly pages. Nothing is removed when a new month opens: every closed month keeps its own permanent URL.
How is the archive organised?
In three levels. The chart hub lists every covered year; a year page shows all twelve months as a single 31-row grid; a month page lists each date in that month as its own row with the day of the week. Every level links to the one above and below it.
How often is the archive updated?
Once per day. The current day is marked "awaiting entry" until 12:35 IST, after which it settles into the archive and the last-updated date at the foot of every page moves forward.
Can historical records predict future numbers?
No. Every entry in this archive is an independent past observation with no bearing on any future value, and no arrangement of past data changes that. Frequency tables on this site describe what has already been recorded; they forecast nothing.
Is this an official source?
No. No government or regulatory body publishes this record set, and this site is not affiliated with any authority. Entries are compiled from publicly circulated listings and cross-checked against independent public sources before publication, as set out in the editorial policy.
What time is the Delhi Noon entry recorded?
The Delhi Noon series takes its name from its midday slot, nominally 12:00 IST. This archive does not treat a date as settled until 12:35 IST, which leaves a margin for the source listings to agree with each other before an entry is published.
Is Delhi Noon the same as Punjab Day, Delhi Bazar or Delhi Day?
No. Those are separate names with their own publication slots and their own listings. They are often printed on the same page as Delhi Noon, which is why the names get mixed up. This archive covers the Delhi Noon series only, and the related chart series page explains how the names differ.
Is there a Hindi version of this archive?
Yes. A Hindi-language edition of this page explains the same archive in Devanagari for readers searching दिल्ली नून सट्टा किंग, covering what the chart holds, how it is organised and what the site does not do.