Frequently Asked Questions

Delhi Noon refers to a two-digit number series published under that name around midday. This website is an archive of what has previously been published: it records dated entries, organises them by year and month, and explains how to read them. It is a reference resource, not a participant.

It compiles historical chart records, publishes them as dated tables, and explains the conventions needed to read them. The archive currently holds 1,361 entries covering 1 Jan 2023 to 22 Sep 2026.

No. This website does not offer betting, gambling, wagering, deposits, withdrawals, wallets, payments or any money-related service of any kind. There is no account to open, nothing to deposit, nothing to withdraw and no transaction of any kind on this website. It publishes information and nothing else.

Once a day. The current date is shown as awaiting an entry until 12:35 IST, after which it settles into the archive and the last-updated date at the foot of every page moves forward.

They are compiled from publicly circulated listings and must match across at least two independent public sources before publication. Where sources disagree, the date is published as a visible gap instead of being resolved by preference.

No. No authority publishes this record set, and this site has no affiliation with, endorsement from or connection to any government body, regulator or operator. It is an independent archive.

To 1 Jan 2023. Every covered month keeps its own permanent page, and nothing is removed when a new month opens.

Open the chart archive, choose the year, then the month, then read down to the date. The year page also shows all twelve months as one grid, which is faster when you already know the exact date.

No, and no page on this site attempts to. Each entry is an independent past observation, and frequency counts describe what has already been recorded rather than what will be. Any site offering predictions based on past charts is describing coincidence in historical data.

Report it through the contact page with the exact date, the value currently shown, the value you believe is correct and where you saw it. The desk re-checks the date against independent sources and either publishes a dated correction or explains why the entry stands.

Because no verified entry exists for them. Rather than estimate a value or carry the previous one forward, the archive leaves the cell empty, so a reader can always tell a verified record from an absent one.

No. This site sets no cookies at all — none for advertising, none for analytics, and none for sessions. There is no account system and no consent banner, because there is nothing to consent to. The contact form is protected by a signed token embedded in the form rather than by a session.

The series takes its name from its midday slot, nominally 12:00 IST. An entry is not treated as settled here until 12:35 IST, and the result page shows the day as awaiting until then rather than displaying an unverified figure.

They are all attempts at the same name. "Delhi Noon" is the series this archive covers; the others are common misspellings and mishearings of it that circulate widely. If you arrived searching any of those spellings, this is the record set you were looking for.

No. Those are separate series with their own publication slots, usually printed on the same listings as Delhi Noon, which is why they are so often confused with it. The related chart series page explains what each name refers to; no figures for them are published here.

Yes. A Hindi edition explains the same archive in Devanagari — what the chart holds, how it is organised, when entries settle and what this site does not do. It is a translation of the English homepage, not a separate record set.

No. The archive opens on 1 Jan 2023, which is the earliest point at which entries could be cross-checked against two independent public listings. Earlier dates are left absent rather than reconstructed, because an unverifiable entry published alongside verified ones devalues both.