Date: 01-02-2025 Khanapara Teer is a legitimate archery game held on the Meghalaya border in East Khanapara, RiBhoi district. This tennis game is ThemMarwet, a consortium of 12 archery clubs from a specific locality, organizes the event in Themmarwet, near East Khanapara, RiBhoi district, Meghalaya. The arrows used to hit the target should not be…
Wondering how dream numbers function? The practice originated more than a century ago when Meghalayans started giving their dreams metaphysical meaning. They would decipher their dreams as clues or symbols of things that will happen in their life in the future. Many civilizations use this type of symbology, believing that dreams have deeper meanings. In…
Shillong Teer has gained global popularity. Originating in Shillong, this traditional sport from the Khasi hills involves 30-50 archers shooting arrows at a single bamboo target. In the first round, a total of 1,500 arrows are shot, while the second round uses 750 arrows. The total number of arrows that hit the target is counted,…
Date: 01-02-2025 Juwai Teer is an archery competition hosted by Club Juwai. The most common number for the first and second rounds is available on our common numbers website for those who purchase tickets for the Juwai Teer game. The amount of arrows fired during a given round determines the winner. For Shillong Teer players…
Date: 01-02-2025 The Night Teer Result for the First Round and Second Round is announced daily at 8:15 PM and 9:00 PM respectively. The result is announced in a two-digit number. Some websites publish Shillong Night 1, Shillong Night 2, Shillong Night 3, which are played after evening. However, there is only one Night Teer,…
Date: 01-02-2025 Shillong Teer is an archery game that is either legal and customary in Shillong, Meghalaya. In India and even the US, the game has become increasingly popular. The Shillong Centre’s Polo Ground conducts the match every week from Monday through Saturday. With the exception of local holidays, January 1st, January 26th, August 15th,…
Khanapara Teer, much like Shillong Teer, is a traditional archery-based game regulated by the ThemMarwet club, involving a total of 12 clubs. In this game, 40 archers participate in each round, collectively shooting 1,840 arrows at a bamboo target. The winning number for the first round is determined by the last two digits of the…
