A new month is an opportunity to explore fresh chart entries and organise daily result information. November 2026 has begun with a new collection of market-wise records, giving readers a separate monthly archive to browse. From individual market entries to date-wise result tables, a well-arranged chart makes information easier to find and understand.
The Satta King Record chart brings multiple market names together in a structured format. Readers can explore the latest published entries, review the monthly archive and check which information is available for each date.
According to the November chart currently displayed on the website, the first dated entry is for 1 November 2026.
Market
1 November 2026
Disawar
Pending
Amritsar
10
Bihar King
03
Shalimar
27
Old Taj
55
Chotu Taj
55
The chart displays five numbers in this row. Disawar is blank in the published entry.
The expanded November chart also displays information for several other markets.
Market
1 November 2026
Delhi Bazaar
30
Meerut
48
Ganganagar
17
Delhi Gold
Pending
Shri Ganesh
Pending
UP-Bazaar
Pending
Kashipur
Pending
Delhi Super
Pending
Faridabad
Pending
Rampur
Pending
Ghaziabad
Pending
Haryana
68
Gali
Pending
These entries reflect the chart information available when checked on 2 November 2026. Blank fields are shown as pending rather than being assigned guessed values.
A monthly chart gives readers a central place to review daily information. Instead of searching through separate updates, they can find market names and dates within an organised table.
Here are some useful features of a properly maintained monthly archive:
1. Date-wise organisation
Every entry is connected to a particular date, making it easier to locate the information being reviewed.
2. Separate market columns
Different market names appear under individual headings, helping readers identify the correct entry.
3. Consistent number formatting
Numbers such as 03 and 08 retain their original two-digit format, keeping the chart consistent.
4. Historical information
Previous monthly records make it convenient to browse older entries and compare published dates.
5. Clear update status
Available numbers and blank fields can be distinguished without confusion.
Reading a chart becomes simple when you follow a consistent approach.
First, identify the month and date.
Find the market name in the table heading.
Read the number displayed in the corresponding cell.
Keep blank entries marked as pending.
Recheck the chart when a new dated entry is published.
Readers interested in daily updates and previous monthly charts can explore Satta King Record to find the available information in one place.
Monthly archives help keep information organised throughout the year. October and November have separate chart sections, allowing readers to browse each month's entries without mixing different dates.
The same approach is useful for yearly records. When market information is arranged month by month, it becomes easier to locate older entries and review the published archive.
A useful result page should therefore include readable tables, clear market headings, consistent date formats and accessible historical sections. These elements create a smoother browsing experience.
1. Which date appears in the first November 2026 chart entry?
The first dated row displayed in the November chart is 1 November 2026.
2. What is the Amritsar entry for 1 November?
The chart displays 10 for Amritsar.
3. What are the Old Taj and Chotu Taj entries?
Both markets display 55 in the first dated November row.
4. Are all market numbers available in the November chart?
No. Some market fields are blank in the displayed row and are marked as pending.
5. Where can I explore previous monthly charts?
You can visit Satta King Record to browse the published monthly charts and available historical entries.
November 2026 has started with a new monthly chart featuring several market-wise entries. The first dated row includes Amritsar 10, Bihar King 03, Shalimar 27, Old Taj 55 and Chotu Taj 55. Additional market information is also available in the expanded chart.
A clear monthly archive makes it easier to browse dates, identify market entries and follow newly published information. Keep the November chart as a convenient reference for exploring the month's available records.