What the stored hours say about nine markets

These names are the ones people ask for first. They are not one game with nine nicknames. MatkaFlash keeps a separate page, a separate chart, and a separate row for each. This guide says what the archive actually stores about their hours, and it links the page where that row lives. It does not rank them, sell a number, or tell you which one is 'on' in a way the record does not.

Kalyan, and why its hours stay single-source

The Kalyan page stores 15:45 open and 17:45 close. When the schedules were checked, three public pages did not print the same pair. One had 16:35–18:35, one had 16:10–18:10, and the homepage this site falls back to had 15:45–17:45. MatkaFlash did not average them and did not invent a fourth pair. It kept the single homepage pair and did not mark it as two-source. The jodi chart and the panel chart are the dated grids. A cell is a record. The hours do not fill an empty cell.

Kalyan on 6 November 2026 is stored as 390-24-257. Kalyan on 7 November 2026 is stored as a holiday. Those are two different days. The holiday is not evidence that every market stops, and it is not evidence that Kalyan never has a Saturday row in some other week. The history guide on the Mumbai years is about how newspapers described Kalyanji Bhagat and Worli. It is not a key to today's clock.

Milan, Rajdhani, and names that are not the same market

Milan Day and Milan Night are different pages. Milan Day stores 15:05–17:05 from one homepage, because the checked pages did not agree. Milan Night stores 21:05–23:05, and that pair did agree on two public pages. There is also a Milan Morning market elsewhere in the directory. It is not Milan Day. Copying a night jodi onto the day page would be a false record.

Rajdhani Day stores 15:15–17:15 from two agreeing pages. Rajdhani Night stores 21:35–23:45. For the night market, the open matched one pair of pages and the close matched another pair. A third page differed. The stored pair is the corroborated one, not a blend. Charts: Rajdhani Day jodi and Rajdhani Night panel.

Main Bazar, Time Bazar, Sridevi, Madhur

Time Bazar is the early afternoon row, 13:05–14:05, two-source. Sridevi is late morning, 11:35–12:35, two-source. Sridevi Night is a different market, with its own hours. Main Bazar opens at 22:00 and closes at 00:05. The close is on the next clock morning and stays on the opening date. A third public page showed a different close. The stored close is the one two sources supported. The Main Bazar panel chart is the grid of those dated rows.

People say Madhur as if it were one board. The directory has Madhur Day at 13:30–14:30 and Madhur Night at 20:30–22:30. Both pairs agreed on two public pages. There is no slug that is only madhur. Treating the day number as the night number is how a copied result starts. The day board lists each of them on its own line.

What we do not store about the week

The archive does not keep a flag that says these markets run Monday to Saturday and stop on Sunday. A Sunday with no line is no record, or a holiday if a source printed holiday. It is not automatically a weekly off. Filling Sunday from Saturday would invent a result. The results FAQ answers the Sunday question in those words.

Hours can be wrong, late, or revised when a correction arrives with a public source. Until then, the market page shows the stored pair and the chart shows the dated numbers. If you need the fields explained, the glossary uses one Kalyan row. It does not turn that row into a schedule.