Kalyan Jodi Chart

Kalyan in brief

Kalyan is the market every follower of the game learns first. Its lineage runs back to 1962, when Kalyanji Bhagat set up the Worli Matka in Mumbai and turned the old cotton-rate guessing game into a fixed daily draw with an open and a close. It is the principal session of the Kalyan family, sitting between the morning and night draws that carry the same name. The open result comes first as a three-digit panna with a single ank under it, then the close result follows the same way, and the two anks side by side form the jodi that most people actually look up.

On SMR the market has a live result page that refreshes as each half is declared, a jodi chart with one row for every week, and a panel chart laid out on the same grid but carrying the pannas as well. A new row begins when a week does, and a cell fills the moment a close comes in. Everything above the latest row is history: it shows what was declared on a date, and nothing in those old rows says anything about the draw still to come.

Most people who open this page searched for the Kalyan matka result: an opening panna with its single ank, the two-digit pair, then a closing panna with its own ank, in the order they are called. The result page shows today's line as it arrives, while both Kalyan record charts hold the Kalyan matka result for every earlier date.

कल्याण मटका का आज का ओपन और क्लोज़, ताज़ा जोड़ी और पूरा पैनल रिकॉर्ड इसी पेज पर मिलता है। कल्याण मटका रिज़ल्ट घोषित होते ही यहाँ अपडेट हो जाता है।

Other names for it: Kalyan Matka, Kalyan Bazar, Kalyan Satta

Kalyan hours through the week

Kalyan draws on 6 days of the week, staying off on Sunday. The record here starts on 31 December 2012. The full weekly clock of all markets sits on the market time table.