Time Bazar on 26 October 2026: Which Page Holds 226, 04, and 130

The Time Bazar row for 26 October 2026 is stored as 226-04-130. That single line looks simple until you try to file it. One number sits in the middle. Two longer numbers sit on either side. They do not belong on the same page, and mixing them up is how people misread the chart.

Open pana is 226. Jodi is 04. Close pana is 130. Those three values are the stored record for this date. A past result is a record, not a prediction. Nothing on this page is a guaranteed number for any later draw.

The row has two kinds of answers

Look at 226-04-130 as three slots, not one blob. The left slot and the right slot are pana. The middle slot is the jodi. Time Bazar keeps those slots on different pages because they answer different questions.

If you only want the two-digit middle, you do not need the full pana line. If you want the three-digit open and the three-digit close, the middle digit pair is not enough.

What each slot is called

• Open pana: 226, the left side of the row.
• Jodi: 04, the middle of the row.
• Close pana: 130, the right side of the row.

Keep those names attached to those numbers. Once the labels slip, the pages stop matching the row.

The jodi page answers the middle

The Time Bazar jodi chart is the page for 04. It is built for the two-digit result, not for 226 or 130. When someone asks what the jodi was on 26 October 2026, this is the page that answers that part of the row.

A jodi chart reads as a list of pairs. You scan for the date, then you read the pair. You do not look there for a three-digit pana. If 226 or 130 shows up in your notes while you are on the jodi page, you have stepped off the page's job.

The longer write-up on the Time Bazar jodi chart guide walks through how that page is laid out. For the wider idea of how a jodi is read across markets, the satta matka jodi guide stays on the pair itself. Use those when the question is about 04, not about the pana on either side.

Milan Day is a related market, not this row. If you are comparing how a jodi page is organized elsewhere, the Milan Day jodi chart is the matching guide. It does not change the Time Bazar record. 04 still belongs only to this date's middle slot.

The pana page answers both ends

The Time Bazar pana chart is where 226 and 130 live. Open pana on the left, close pana on the right. One page covers both ends of the row because both ends are pana.

Ask what opened and the pana page points to 226. Ask what closed and the same page points to 130. Ask what was the jodi and you leave this page. The middle is not its job.

People often paste the full line 226-04-130 into one note and then forget which page they checked. The fix is small. Write the date, then write which page you used. Jodi page means you confirmed 04. Pana page means you confirmed 226 and 130.

A clean way to check the stored line

• Open the jodi page and match the middle: 04.
• Open the pana page and match the left: 226.
• On that same pana page, match the right: 130.
• Stop there. The stored line is complete. It does not point forward.

Keep the record in its place

Charts are archives. The Time Bazar line for 26 October 2026 records what was stored: open pana 226, jodi 04, close pana 130. Reading it twice does not turn it into a forecast. A record tells you what was filed. It does not tell you what comes next, and it is not a guaranteed number.

If you want the wider board of markets in one place, the all satta matka chart page lists them side by side. For more notes on how these pages are written, the blog holds the guides. If you are setting up an app to view charts, follow the Sara777 app download and install guide and stick to the official steps.

So the short version is easy to remember. The jodi page answers the middle of the Time Bazar row. The pana page answers the open and the close. For 26 October 2026 those answers are 04, then 226 and 130. File them that way, and leave the guesswork out.