Lottery Sambad Result September 16: 'Dear Bangalakshmi Raidak' is one of the most popular West Bengal weekly lotteries held every Wednesday. This week’s lottery result has been published on the official Sambad Lottery website — lotterysambadresult.in on September 15 at 4 PM.

The lottery enthusiasts who bought the ‘Dear Bangalakshmi Raidak’ weekly lottery ticket can check the results on the given website for the detailed list of lucky prize winners.

The cost of a single ticket of the 'Dear Bangalakshmi Raidak'  Wednesday weekly lottery is Rs 6 and the lucky first prize winner will get Rs 50 lakh prize money. The second prize is Rs 9,000. The third prize is Rs 500, and the fourth prize is Rs 250. The fifth prize is Rs 120, and there is also a consolation prize of Rs 1000.

How to check West Bengal lottery 'Dear Bangalakshmi Raidak' results:

> Go to West Bengal State Lottery 4 pm result and click on it

> View the West Bengal State Lottery result

If a ticket holder's lottery ticket matches the winning number, then the winner will have to present it before the West Bengal Gazette office to claim the prize money. The number and the lottery will be valid for only 30 days from the date of declaration of the West Bengal state lottery result.

After the ticket is presented to the West Bengal Gazette office, the number and the ticket will be verified for authenticity. After the complete process, the winner can take the prize money home. The amount will be received after the deduction of taxes. The office for the lottery and processing is located in the West Bengal State Lotteries Department.

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Memphis Grizzlies, an American professional basketball team which competes in the NBA, has hired an Indian-American as its assistant coach.

Sonia Raman joins Vin Bhavnani (Oklahoma City Thunder) and Roy Rana (Sacramento Kings) as the only coaches of Indian origin in the National Basketball Association.

Raman becomes the 14th female assistant coach in the history of the NBA and the 10th among current coaching staffers in the league. She becomes the seventh female coach to be hired as an assistant in the league since the beginning of the 2019-20 season.

According to ESPN''s Adrian Wojnarowski, she replaces Niele Ivey, another women''s assistant coach who left for a head coaching position at the University of Notre Dame.

"She has a high basketball IQ and a tremendous ability to teach the game, as well as a strong passion for the game," head coach Taylor Jenkins said.

"She is going to be a great addition to our current coaching staff."

Raman had served as the head coach of the women''s basketball team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) since 2008. She guided the programme to their first championships with consecutive NEWMAC (New England Women''s and Men''s Athletic Conference) titles in 2018 and 2019. She is the "winningest coach" in the programme''s history, according to her official bio on MIT''s athletic website.

She began her coaching career at Tufts University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations in 1996. After a two-year stint with her alma mater, she spent six years as the top assistant coach at Wellesley College before joining MIT.

"I''m thrilled to have the opportunity to be part of the Memphis Grizzlies coaching staff. I can''t wait to get to Memphis and get started with Taylor, his staff and the team''s emerging young core," Raman said.