All Taj Satta King Draws: Every Taj Name, Its Time and What It Really Is

All Taj Satta King Names at a Glance

The word Taj is popular. Many draws and many result sites use it, and every new one adds to the confusion. If you have ever been given two different "Taj" numbers on the same afternoon, this is why. Each person meant a different draw, and both used the same short word.

The good news is that the All Taj Satta King names fall into four simple groups. Once you know which group a name belongs to, you know whether it has its own number, shares a number with another name, or is not a draw at all.

• Own number: a real draw that publishes its own result, such as Taj, Chotu Taj, Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar.
• Same draw, other name: Old Taj, which on the boards we checked carried the Chotu Taj number.
• Site-name badge: words like 786, Gold, VIP, Delhi, Online, Fast and Live added to "Taj" by result sites.
• Not on the boards we read: Monu Taj and UP Taj. People search for them, but we found no draw under those names.

Every Taj Name, Its Time and Its Status

This is the All Taj Satta King table. Times are in IST and come from the boards we read. Where we found no time, the table says so instead of filling in a guess. The status column tells you what the name actually is.

Two rows deserve a second look. New Taj and Taj Darbar share the 03:00 PM slot with Taj, yet each one has its own number. A time match tells you nothing on its own. And Old Taj shares a number with Chotu Taj, not with Taj, even though its name sounds like a version of Taj.

We keep the All Taj Satta King table to what we have seen. If a board starts printing Monu Taj or UP Taj with a time and a number, and the numbers hold up over several days, we will add them. Until then, the honest answer is that we do not know of such a draw.

Today's Taj Card and the Afternoon Board

The card shows Taj, the draw this site follows. Yesterday's number is on the left and today's on the right, with XX until the draw opens. When the number arrives, a line under the card shows the minute it was first seen today.

The board above covers the busy hour around Taj on the board we read. Of all the Taj Satta King names, only Taj and Chotu Taj appear in it. Chotu Taj sits right before Taj, and Delhi Noon at 03:05 PM and Delhi Bazar at 03:10 PM come right after. Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar are not on this board; they appear on another board, which is why they are in the table but not in this list.

The quickest way to read the board is name first, then time, then number. If you want the next draw counted down for you, the live Taj countdown keeps the card updating while you wait.

Taj: 03:00 PM on Most Boards, 03:15 PM on Some

Taj is the draw at the centre of the family and the one this site is about. Most boards show it at 03:00 PM. Another large board prints 03:15 PM for the same draw. When we compared the two, the number was the same on both, so it is one draw with two printed times.

Nobody publicly runs or owns Taj. Like many draws in this world, it carries a famous name and nothing more is known about who is behind it. The draw happens offline, the number is released at draw time, and public boards print it a few minutes later.

Every day's Taj number goes into a month chart, and the record goes back to January 2025, with one month missing at the source. The monthly Taj record shows the current month with simple counts, which describe the past only.

Chotu Taj and Old Taj: One Draw, Two Names

Chotu Taj opens at 02:50 PM, ten minutes before Taj, and has its own number. Chotu means small, and the name is simply how boards tell it apart from Taj. On any normal day the two numbers are different.

Old Taj is the name that trips people up most. On one long-running record board, the Old Taj column carried exactly the same numbers as the Chotu Taj column on every day we compared, while Taj had different numbers. So on the boards we checked, Old Taj is another name for Chotu Taj, not for Taj.

Purani is Hindi for old, so purani Taj is the same name again. The full side-by-side comparison, with both cards and a two-column chart, is on the page about Old Taj and Taj. If someone gives you an Old Taj number, check it against Chotu Taj.

Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar

These three names come from another board, not the one we read every day. That board lists Super Taj at 02:40 PM, New Taj at 03:00 PM and Taj Darbar at 03:00 PM. Each one publishes its own number. On the day we compared them, all three showed numbers different from Taj.

Super Taj opens first, before Chotu Taj. A number heard early in the afternoon and called "Taj" may well be Super Taj. New Taj is the riskiest name for mix-ups, because it shares the 03:00 PM slot with Taj. Someone who says "the three o'clock Taj" could mean either.

Taj Darbar also sits at 03:00 PM. Darbar means a royal court, and the word appears in other draw names too. Do not confuse it with Delhi Darbar, which is a separate draw at 10:10 PM on the board we read. The two share a word and nothing else.

For all three, the rule is the same. Treat each as its own result, ask for the full name when someone shares a number, and never assume that a number from one of them is the Taj number.

Monu Taj and UP Taj: Not on the Boards We Read

People search for Monu Taj and for UP Taj, also typed as satta king up taj. While putting together this All Taj Satta King list, we looked for both names on the boards we read and on the other boards we check. We did not find either one listed as a draw, with a time or with a number.

That does not prove no such draw exists anywhere. It does mean we cannot give you a time or a number for them, and we will not make one up. If a site shows a Monu Taj or UP Taj number, ask yourself where it came from and whether it holds up when you compare it over several days with a board you trust.

One easy mix-up: the board we read has a draw called UP King at 07:00 PM. UP King is an evening draw with its own number. It is not UP Taj, and it has nothing to do with the afternoon Taj hour. A name that adds a state or a city to "Taj" is often just a site's own label.

Names that appear without any board behind them are also a favourite of number sellers. A made-up draw is easy to "predict", because nobody can check it. If a message pushes a Taj name you have never seen on a board, treat it as a sales trick until proven otherwise.

786, Gold, VIP and Other Words Next to Taj

Many result sites add a word to "Taj" to make their own page stand out. These words are badges, not draws, and they get a row in the All Taj Satta King table only so you can recognise them. The page behind them usually shows the plain Taj number, sometimes with a lot of advertising around it.

The page on 786, Gold and VIP labels goes deeper into these badges and how copycat sites use them. The short version is this: a word added to the name of a site does not add a new result. If the time is 03:00 PM and the draw is Taj, it is the same number.

The Delhi afternoon draws do deserve their own look, because Delhi Noon and Delhi Bazar open within minutes of Taj. The guide to the Delhi draws next to Taj puts them side by side.

How to Check a New Taj Name Yourself

New Taj names will keep appearing, and no All Taj Satta King list stays complete for ever. You do not need us to sort each one; a short check is enough. The table lists what to look at and why each step matters.

The comparison step is the strongest one. If the new name matches Taj on every day you check, it is Taj under another label. If it matches Chotu Taj, it is that draw. If it matches nothing you can find on a public board, be very careful with it.

Keep the same care with numbers that come from people rather than boards. A tip seller rarely names the board. The page on Taj khabar and tip messages shows how those messages are put together and why none of them knows the number early.

Following the Taj Family on a Phone

• Read the draw name in each row before the number. On a small screen the rows sit close together.
• Turn the phone sideways for the big table above; the status column is easier to read in landscape.
• Save one trusted page to your home screen instead of searching each Taj name every day.
• Do not install apps that list unusual Taj names with numbers. Many exist only to sell tips.

If you share a number with a friend, write the full name and time, such as "Taj 03:00 PM" or "Chotu Taj 02:50 PM". It is the simplest way to stop the next mix-up before it starts.

Conclusion: All Taj Satta King Names, Sorted

The All Taj Satta King list is shorter than it looks. Taj at 03:00 PM (03:15 PM on some boards), Chotu Taj at 02:50 PM, Super Taj, New Taj and Taj Darbar each have their own number. Old Taj is Chotu Taj under another name on the boards we checked. Monu Taj and UP Taj are not on the boards we read, and 786, Gold, VIP and similar words are only badges.

Read the name, then the time, then the number, and you will not mix them up. Whichever Taj you follow, every jodi has the same 1 in 100 chance, and nobody knows it before the draw. For the law and the free helplines, the safety and legal guide has the details.