Check today's Time Bazar open number along with the live result board and every other market's current result.
Check today's Time Bazar open number along with the live result board and every other market's current result.
Explore Live ResultsTime Bazar sits in the early afternoon, right around lunchtime for most of India, and this page is built to show today's open the moment it lands via the live board above.
Time Bazar opens around 1:15 PM IST and closes an hour later, around 2:15 PM, running Monday through Saturday with Sunday off. Its open window is fairly tight, typically settling within about 30 minutes.
Time Bazar's open is a three-digit panna, declared independently each session. Its digits are summed, and the last digit of that total becomes the open ank — the number most people are asking about when they check "Time Bazar open today". The full panna is the complete, primary figure.
The board shows a placeholder before the market declares, then automatically fills in the panna, ank, and eventually the jodi once close also lands. No need to refresh manually — it updates the moment the result is recorded.
For the complete day-by-day and week-by-week history, see the Time Bazar Jodi Chart and Time Bazar Panel Chart. For today's combined result once both sides are in, see Time Bazar Result Today.
Time Bazar's early-afternoon slot overlaps with a few other markets — the Market Results table above lists everything currently active. Similar "today" pages exist for Madhur Day Open Today and Kalyan Open Today.
What time does Time Bazar open get declared? Around 1:15 PM IST, Monday through Saturday.
Does Time Bazar run on Sunday? No, its schedule covers Monday to Saturday only.
How long after open does close land? About an hour later, around 2:15 PM.
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Time Bazar's 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM window overlaps closely with Madhur Day (1:40–2:40 PM), and sits well after Sridevi's late-morning session (11:50 AM–12:50 PM) but before the afternoon run of Milan Day (3:15–5:15 PM) and Kalyan (4:25–6:25 PM).
Because their windows overlap, many visitors check Time Bazar and Madhur Day together rather than separately — the Market Results table on this page lists both, along with anything else currently active, in one place instead of requiring two separate visits.
Does Time Bazar run on Sunday? No — its schedule is Monday to Saturday, unlike Madhur Day and Sridevi which run all seven days.
Which comes first, Time Bazar or Madhur Day? Madhur Day opens slightly earlier, around 1:40 PM against Time Bazar's 1:15 PM open — so Time Bazar actually opens first, with Madhur Day close following shortly after Time Bazar's own close.
A common mistake is confusing Time Bazar's schedule with Madhur Day's, since the two overlap closely — Time Bazar actually opens slightly earlier and takes Sunday off, while Madhur Day runs every day. Another is treating the panna and the ank as interchangeable, when the ank is simply the last digit of the panna's digit sum. When a number circulating in a group looks off, the live board on this page is the figure to trust.
Say Time Bazar's open panna, declared around 1:15 PM, comes in as 6-6-9. Adding the digits gives 6 + 6 + 9 = 21, so the open ank is 1. If the close panna, declared an hour later, comes in as 4-8-8, adding those gives 4 + 8 + 8 = 20, making the close ank 0. The jodi for that session would then be "10" — complete well before Milan Day or Kalyan even open later the same afternoon.
"Panna" (or "patti") is the three-digit figure Time Bazar declares for open and close; "ank" is the single digit calculated by summing the panna's digits; "jodi" is the open ank and close ank placed together once both halves are in. Because Time Bazar's window overlaps closely with Madhur Day's, it is worth double-checking which market a shared screenshot is actually referring to before treating a number as Time Bazar's own.
For visitors checking results during a lunch break, Time Bazar's early-afternoon slot fits naturally into that window. Bookmarking this page, or the fuller Time Bazar Jodi Chart, keeps that daily check simple.
Can I see Time Bazar's result from a specific past date? Yes — the Time Bazar Jodi Chart and Time Bazar Panel Chart both support week, month, and year filters.
Does this page cover any market other than Time Bazar? This page focuses on Time Bazar specifically, but the Market Results table above lists every currently active market together, and dedicated pages exist for others too, including Madhur Day and Sridevi.
Why do Time Bazar and Madhur Day overlap so closely? Each market sets its own independent schedule; the two simply happen to fall in the same early-afternoon window, with Time Bazar opening slightly earlier.
Does Time Bazar have a night or morning session too? This page and the linked charts cover the main Time Bazar session tracked on this site.
Time Bazar's consistent early-afternoon slot, six days a week, makes it easy to fold into a daily routine without much thought. Pairing it with the Market Results table above — which shows every currently active market together — is a simple way to stay fully informed without visiting several separate pages.
For anyone building a full daily routine around several markets, keeping this page bookmarked alongside the equivalent pages for other sessions makes the whole process quicker than searching fresh each time a result is due.
Checking a market like Time Bazar consistently, day after day, is ultimately more useful than any single lucky guess: the live board here removes the guesswork of when to check, leaving only the actual declared result to read.