Morning Sunday Teer Result 6 October 2026: Shillong FR 45, SR 30

Shillong continues to attract attention for its scenic hills, cultural identity and local activities followed by readers across Meghalaya. On 6 October 2026, one of the notable Shillong highlights was the recognition of two restaurants from the city in the India’s Top 50 Restaurants 2026 list. This recognition has placed Shillong’s local food culture in the national spotlight.

Alongside these wider Shillong updates, readers searching for the Morning Sunday Teer Result are primarily interested in the latest First Round and Second Round figures. For 6 October 2026, the result information provided for this update records FR 45 and SR 30. These figures belong to separate rounds and should be read with the correct date and Shillong session.

Morning Sunday Teer Result 6 October 2026

The latest result can be checked quickly in the table below. Keeping the First Round and Second Round separate makes the daily update easier to understand and helps readers compare it with previous dates.

For this update, the Morning Sunday Teer Result is FR 45 and SR 30. The two numbers represent separate round wise figures and should not be treated as one combined result.

Readers checking an older result should verify three basic details.

• Date

• Location

• Round

This is particularly important because several Teer related result searches use similar terminology and may appear together in search results.

Previous results are historical records. A number appearing earlier does not establish that the same or a related number will appear in a future session.

Seven Day Shillong Result Performance: 30 September to 6 October

The latest seven day period provides a useful snapshot of how the recorded FR and SR figures have changed. Instead of looking at only one day result, readers can use this short historical window to understand recent movement in the result archive.

During these seven recorded dates, the FR figures ranged from 19 to 85, while the SR figures ranged from 03 to 94. The latest entry of 45 and 30 therefore sits within a varied seven day sequence.

The FR sequence moved from 29 on 30 September to 85 on 1 October, then 61, 19, 79, 51 and finally 45 on 6 October. The SR side moved from 03 to 42, 55, 34, 94, 91 and then 30.

This short history shows why a previous results table is more useful as an archive than as a prediction tool. The figures have changed considerably from one date to another, so historical numbers should be treated as records for reference rather than as a dependable method of forecasting a future outcome.

Website Update Performance

For readers, the usefulness of a result website is not only about displaying a number. A good daily result page should make it easy to find the latest update, verify the date, compare recent records and understand the difference between FR and SR.

Our Morning Sunday Teer Result updates are structured around these requirements. The latest result is placed clearly at the beginning, followed by a short seven day review and a longer historical chart. This allows readers to check today information first and then move into previous records without opening multiple pages.

The website also keeps result information separated from unsupported prediction claims. This is important for maintaining a transparent and information focused resource. Actual traffic, impressions, clicks and ranking performance should be evaluated through tools such as Google Search Console and Analytics rather than being assumed from the publication of an article.

Shillong Teer vs Juwai Teer: What Is the Difference?

Shillong Teer and Juwai Teer are often searched together because both are associated with Meghalaya and use the traditional arrow shooting result format. However, they should not be treated as the same result or the same location.

Shillong Teer is associated with Shillong, the capital city of Meghalaya, while Juwai Teer is associated with Jowai. Both can have First Round and Second Round information, but the location and individual result session are different.

The regulatory framework for Teer in Meghalaya is based on the state legislation governing the game of arrow shooting and the sale of Teer tickets. The Meghalaya Government lists the Meghalaya Regulation of the Game of Arrow Shooting and the Sale of Teer Ticket Act, 2018 among its official Acts.

The distinction between locations is therefore important when checking a result. A Shillong figure should not be copied into a Juwai result page simply because both searches contain similar FR and SR terminology.

For readers who follow several result pages, the simplest method is to check the following details before recording any number.

• Game name

• Location

• Date

• Round

Morning Sunday Teer Previous Result Chart

The historical chart below brings the available Shillong records together in one place. It can be useful for checking an earlier date, comparing recent entries and verifying whether a number has been recorded correctly.

Morning Sunday Teer Previous Results

Check old numbers and historical data

What the Historical Chart Shows

The archive contains substantial variation between different dates. For example, the FR moved from 85 on 1 October to 61 on 2 October, 19 on 3 October, 79 on 4 October, 51 on 5 October and 45 on 6 October.

The SR figures have also moved significantly during the same period, changing from 42 on 1 October to 55, 34, 94, 91 and finally 30 on 6 October.

These changes make the historical chart useful for documentation and comparison. However, they should not be presented as evidence that a particular future number can be predicted accurately.

How to Check Morning Sunday Teer Previous Results

Checking an older Morning Sunday Teer Result is straightforward when the archive is read in the correct order.

Step 1: Find the Date

Start with the date column and locate the exact day you want to check. This is the most important step because results from different dates can look similar when viewed without their date labels.

Step 2: Confirm Shillong

Check the city column and make sure the record belongs to Shillong. This prevents accidental mixing of Shillong, Juwai, Khanapara or other Teer related result pages.

Step 3: Check the FR

The F/R column represents the First Round figure. For 6 October 2026, the recorded FR in this update is 45.

Step 4: Check the SR

The S/R column represents the Second Round figure. For 6 October 2026, the recorded SR is 30.

Step 5: Compare With Previous Dates

After confirming the current result, readers can compare it with older entries in the chart. Such comparisons are useful for historical reference but should not be treated as a guaranteed prediction system.

Step 6: Use the Correct Result Page

If you are checking another Teer location, verify the location before copying the result. Shillong and Juwai may have similar result terminology but they represent different locations and result records.

Conclusion

The Morning Sunday Teer Result for 6 October 2026 has been updated with FR 45 and SR 30 in the latest Shillong result record provided for this article.

The seven day review from 30 September through 6 October shows considerable variation in both rounds. This reinforces the importance of checking the actual date and round instead of relying on assumptions based on earlier numbers.

Shillong also remained in the spotlight for reasons beyond result searches on 6 October, with two local restaurants earning places in India’s Top 50 Restaurants 2026 list. That recognition adds another dimension to the city current visibility and provides a different local context from the previous day news focus.

For anyone maintaining a daily result archive, the best approach is simple. Verify the date, city, FR and SR separately, keep historical numbers clearly labelled and avoid presenting past results as a guaranteed way to determine future outcomes.

The historical chart on this page is intended to make that verification easier by keeping the latest result and previous Shillong records together in one readable format.