Kerala Lottery Result

One particular ticket’s ownership is decided by the name, address, and signature on its backside. So, don’t forget to write in your name, and address and put your signature, once you buy the ticket.

Among many other reasons, Kerala State Lottery is famous for its draw procedure. A clear and transparent procedure, it has always attracted people’s participation. Draws are conducted at various parts of the state. Anyone is welcome at the draw venue. Information on the venue can be had from Agents or through media.

The results will be published in all leading dailies & online media in hours or the very next day after the draw. Results can be had from agents also. The same will be available over the net at www.kerala.gov.in and www.keralalotteries.com

www.keralalotteries.com

The prize-winner of a lottery shall surrender the prize-winning ticket within 30 days of the draw with all necessary documents. Prizes up to Rs. 1 Lakh may be claimed from the District Lottery Offices concerned.

Prize-winning tickets above Rs.1 Lakh shall be surrendered before the Director of State Lotteries after affixing the signature, name and address of the prize winner on the back side of the tickets with the following documents.

A claim application along with a Photostat copy of both sides of the ticket, self-attested.

Two Passport size photographs of the prize-winner duly attested by a Gazetted Officer/Notary.

A receipt for the prize money in the prescribed form affixing a revenue stamp worth Rs.1/- with the full address of the prize winner (download).

If the prize winner is a minor, a Guardianship certificate from a competent authority.

In case of joint claims, one of the prize-winners should be authorized to receive the prize money and a ‘Joint Declaration in stamp paper worth Rs. 50/- should be executed.

Self-attested copy of the PAN Card.

Attested document to prove identity ( Attested copy of Ration Card, Driving License, Passport, Election ID Card, etc)

The prize amount can also be claimed through Nationalised, Scheduled or State/ District Co-Operative banks. The prize-winning ticket should be surrendered to the bank with all the above documents, if necessary.

You can purchase Kerala Lottery from any authorized lottery agent or seller in Kerala. As per the norms of Kerala government Lotteries, buying or selling of lottery tickets online is prohibited.

Yes. But you need to produce proof that you were in Kerala and purchased the ticket. Bus ticket, Train ticket, and such proof is required to avoid fraud. Whenever a claim arises from a banned state, there is a such requirement. But you will get the won prizes in case of proof.

Every day at 3 PM for that day’s draw. The official result is out on the Kerala lottery website in PDF format by 5 PM. You can watch the Kerala lottery draw live if you want.

The Kerala government issues lottery tickets with QR codes that will help you confirm their authenticity. The ticket number normally includes a 2-character preceding an alphabetical code known as a series code and a six-digit numeric number.

Kerala lottery is a ticket-based system in which the numbers are printed from 100000 to 999999 in multiple series. A series and number combination is not repeated. The draws are done by a machine that does have a random number algorithm inside it. The transparency and credibility of the Kerala lottery are making it more attractive to people.

No. As per G.O.(P) No. 4/2005/TD dated, Thiruvananthapuram, 13th January 2005, the conduct of online Lottery was banned in Kerala.

NO. No agent shall conduct the sale of tickets through the internet or by another means without prior permission of the Director and only the sale of physical tickets is permitted.

No. No agent shall sell lotteries through the internet or through social media.

No. No agent shall sell the tickets of the Kerala State Lotteries outside of the state directly or indirectly.

No. No ticket shall under any circumstance be sold above face value.

Secretary to Government, Taxes Department.

Yes. Every agent shall affix his seal on the reverse of each ticket with details of name and agency number.

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Directorate of Kerala State Lottery, Vikas Bhavan P.O., Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Phone: 0471 – 2305193, 2305230, 2301741, 2301740 (Fax)
Email : dirkerlot@gmail.com, keralalotteries@gmail.com

Kerala lottery Akshaya drawn every Wednesday will be published At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. Akshaya Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get ₹ 70,00,000 ( 70 Lakhs) as first prize and ₹ 5,00,000/- as the second prize. Akshaya lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 70,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 5,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 1,00,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 5000/-
5th Prize ₹ 2000/-
6th Prize ₹ 1000/-
7th Prize ₹ 500/-
8th Prize ₹ 100/-

Kerala lottery Result Today WIN WIN drawn every Monday will be published At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. WIN WIN Kerala Lottery Result. The prize winner will get ₹ 75,00,000/- ( 75 Lakhs ) as the first prize and ₹ 500000/- as the second prize. WIN WIN lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. ₹ 8000/- will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 75,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 5,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 1,00,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 5000/-
5th Prize ₹ 2000/-
6th Prize ₹ 1000/-
7th Prize ₹ 500/-
8th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Kerala lottery Result Today KARUNYA PLUS drawn every Thursday will be published At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. KARUNYA PLUS Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get ₹ 80,00,000 ( 80 Lakhs) as the first prize and ₹ 10,00,000/ as the second prize. KARUNYA PLUS lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 80,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 10,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 1,00,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 5000/-
5th Prize ₹ 1000/-
6th Prize ₹ 500/-
7th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Kerala lottery NIRMAL drew every Friday and results will be published At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. NIRMAL Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get ₹ 70,00,000 ( 70 Lakhs) as the first prize and ₹ 10,00,000/ as the second prize. NIRMAL lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 70,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 10,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 1,00,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 5000/-
5th Prize ₹ 1000/-
6th Prize ₹ 500/-
7th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Kerala lottery Result Today Karunya is drawn every Saturday and the result will be published today At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. Karunya Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get ₹ 80,00,000/- (80 Lakhs) as the first prize and Rs 5 lakhs as the second prize. Karunya KR 566 lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 80,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 5,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 1,00,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 5000/-
5th Prize ₹ 2000/-
6th Prize ₹ 1,000/-
7th Prize ₹ 500/-
8th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Fifty Fifty Kerala lottery drawn every Saturday will be publishing results At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department. Fifty Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get Rs 10,000,000 (1 Crore) as the first prize and Rs 10 lakhs as the second prize. Fifty Kerala lottery ticket price is Rs. 50. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 10,000,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 10,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 5,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 2000/-
5th Prize ₹ 1000/-
6th Prize ₹ 500/-
7th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Sthree Sakthi Kerala lottery drawn every Tuesday will be publishing results At 3 PM. The draw will be held at three o’clock at Gorky Bhawan, Thiruvananthapuram. The result will be available on the official website of the Kerala lottery department.
Sthree Sakthi Kerala Lottery Result – The prize winner will get Rs 75,00,000 (75 Lakhs) as the first prize and Rs 10 lakhs as the second prize. Sthree Sakthi Kerala lottery ticket price is Rs. 40. Rs. 8000 will also be given as a consolation prize.

Prize Money
1st Prize ₹ 75,00,000/-
2nd Prize ₹ 10,00,000/-
3rd Prize ₹ 5,000/-
4th Prize ₹ 2000/-
5th Prize ₹ 1000/-
6th Prize ₹ 500/-
7th Prize ₹ 200/-
8th Prize ₹ 100/-
Consolation Prize ₹ 8000/-

Kerala is the first state to start a lottery in India. P.K. The lottery starts when Mr. PK Kunj becomes the finance minister. It first Kerala Lottery went on sale on 1 November 1967. The first polling took place on January 26, 1968. The first lottery tickets were in the names of Maveli, Kairali, and Periyar. Saidu Mohammed was the founder and director.

Lottery Directorate was formed in Kerala in September 1967. The Directorate started functioning on 1st September. In the same year, the state government released the first lottery ticket on November 1, Kerala’s birthday.

The first lottery was released with a face value of one rupee and a first prize of half a lakh rupees or fifty thousand rupees. Apart from this, there were 93 cash prizes. It was printed in the lottery itself.

The draw was held two months after the lottery was released. The draw of the first lottery launched by the Kerala government was on 26th January 1968 on Republic Day. In the center of the first lottery, a picture of a surgery table was given in connection with the scene of emergency care.

Lottery ticket sales were not until the day of the draw as they are today. The lottery closed 16 days earlier, on January 10, 1968. A notice was given on the ticket itself that the sale of the lottery would be closed on 10-01-1968. The closing date was written and printed.

In July 1968, the lucky fare on the ticket increased. The first prize has been increased from Rs.50,000 to Rs.75,000. On November 1, 1968, the first birthday of the lottery, the prize money was again increased to Rs 1 lakh.

The total income on that day was Rs.20 lakhs. Fourteen lakhs profit out of it. Today, this dream sale of the government has crossed the lakhs and has turned into a profit of crores. Only two times in the past Thursday have lottery sales and revenue declined.

2020-2021 and 2010-2011 are the two years with the lowest revenue. Daily lottery sales increased from 90 lakhs in 2016 to 1.02 crores in 2019-20.

According to government figures, the revenue has increased from Rs 6,317.71 crore in 2015-16 to Rs 9,972.09 crore in 2019-20. From April 2019 to January 2020, a turnover of Rs 8516 crore was generated through the state lottery. 1277 crores of this is a profit of Rs. 511 crores in SGST revenue during this period, according to legislative documents. This is the figure up to just before the spread of Covid and the lockdown.

In 2008-09, the state government’s profit from lottery tickets crossed triple digits. In the years since then, profits have returned to double digits only once. That was in 2010-11. 92 crores in profit as against 114 crores in the previous year (2009-10). This reduction was due to the ruling on the ban on the lottery.

But the next year there was a huge jump in the sale of lottery tickets. 92 crore rose to Rs 324 crore. Revenue through lottery was just Rs 20 lakhs in 1967 but today it has become crores.

But luck did not help Finance Minister PK Kunj, who gave lucky dreams and good luck to the Malayalees by casting the lottery. He became an MLA for the second time in 1967 and became the Finance Minister in the second EMS government. However, neither the government nor the finance minister had the luck to complete the term. PK Kunj, who took over as Finance Minister in March 1967, had to resign in March 1969.