The Kalyan Night archive on DPBoss runs from 2 March 2020 to 15 September 2026. The 30 most recent results are listed below, and each year from 2020 to 2026 has its own page.
Kalyan Night has results from Monday to Friday and never at the weekend. Two other markets on DPBoss keep to that pattern almost date for date: Main Bazar and Rajdhani Night. Rajdhani Night’s stored results begin later, on 28 December 2020, and follow the same dates from then on.
The results themselves never coincide. On every date they share, the Kalyan Night numbers differ from those of Main Bazar and Rajdhani Night, so a matching calendar is no sign of a matching result.
The long spring 2020 break, which leaves April 2020 without a result, is blank on public Kalyan Night charts as well, and the same weeks are missing from the Main Bazar record.
None of the sources we checked explains why these markets keep the same days, and DPBoss lists each of them as a separate market.
Kalyan Night and Kalyan run different weeks
The shared name can suggest that Kalyan Night is simply another part of Kalyan. The records point the other way. Kalyan has Saturday results and Kalyan Night has none, so a full Kalyan week holds six results against five here.
Their numbers part company as well: across 1,573 shared dates, no Kalyan Night result repeats the Kalyan result for that day.
Kalyan Morning completes the Kalyan names on DPBoss. Its results cover every day of the week from 2023 onwards, and its numbers also differ from Kalyan Night’s on each of the 934 dates they share.
Accounts of Mumbai’s matka history mention the original Kalyan game, but none of the sources we checked mentions Kalyan Night, and none says who runs it or when it began.
Where the Kalyan Night archive begins
This archive’s first Kalyan Night result is dated 2 March 2020. Six markets on DPBoss open on that same date, Kalyan Night among them, so the date describes this archive rather than the market’s own beginnings. Public Kalyan Night charts reach further back, with weekly rows from January 2019.
The name on its own does not identify the numbers. At least one chart site publishes a different series under the Kalyan Night name, with results on all seven days and figures unlike the ones here. The Kalyan Night archive on DPBoss is the Monday-to-Friday series.
Page titles can blur things too. A chart page headed with both Kalyan and Rajdhani Night still lists two markets with a result each, and Rajdhani Night has its own archive here.
Checking a date against the Kalyan Night calendar
The weekday settles a lot. A Saturday or Sunday will never have a Kalyan Night result in this archive. Among the Kalyan names, Kalyan is the one with Saturday results and Kalyan Morning the one with Sunday results, so on DPBoss a weekend result under a Kalyan name can only come from one of those two archives.
No. Every one of the 1,607 stored results is for a date from Monday to Friday.
Why do Kalyan Night and Main Bazar have results on almost the same dates?
That is what the stored records show, but we did not find a source that explains it. They are separate markets, and their numbers have never matched on a shared date.
Is Kalyan Night part of Kalyan?
DPBoss treats them as two markets with two archives: they keep different weekly calendars, and their results on shared dates always differ. See Kalyan.
Which Kalyan Night result does this archive begin with?
The result for 2 March 2020, which is where this archive begins.
How to read these results
Each result is written as three parts separated by dashes: the open panna, the jodi and the close panna. When only the open has been declared, the close part is left blank.
The date beside a result is the date that result is for, not the day the page was updated. A date with no result listed is one for which no result is published here.