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Published on April 08, 2026
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala State Lottery draw will not be conducted on April 9 due to the general election to the State Legislative Assembly, the Lottery Department announced.
Published on February 20, 2026
Piravom: A retired Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) from Pazhoor in Piravom has come forward claiming ownership of the ₹20 crore Christmas–New Year Bumper lottery prize.K.K. Sajimon, a retired ASI residing at Kottappurathu House in Pazhoor, approached the police and the court stating that the winning ticket was lost. The bumper draw was held on January 24, and ticket number XC 138455 won the prize.After retiring from the police force, Sajimon has been running a traveller service. He stated that a group of Ayyappa devotees from Visakhapatnam, who had travelled to Sabarimala in his vehicle, had accidentally left behind a ghee container in the vehicle. Sajimon claims he had kept the lottery ticket he purchased underneath this ghee container.Later, when the devotees requested the return of the container, he couriered it on January 30 from a courier service in Piravom. He alleges that the ticket was unintentionally sent along with the container. Realising this on February 1, Sajimon contacted the courier office and requested its return, but it was unsuccessful. The container was delivered to its owner in Visakhapatnam on February 4.Sajimon says he had purchased the ticket from Kanjirappally on December 1 while visiting his wife’s relative in Mundakayam, and had written his address and signed on the back of the ticket.Following his complaint, Piravom police conducted an inspection at the courier office. Sajimon also approached the Piravom First Class Magistrate Court seeking action to examine the CCTV footage. The police have since produced the CCTV hard disk before the court.He has also moved the High Court seeking directions to the Lottery Department to verify the ticket and investigate possible fraud. Meanwhile, there are indications that the winner has already presented the ticket at the Lottery Directorate office in Thiruvananthapuram.
Published on February 12, 2026
Thiruvananthapuram: The Karunya Plus (KN-610) lottery draw, which was scheduled for today, has been postponed to Friday, February 13 at 1:30 pm due to the nationwide 24-hour Bharat Bandh.The Kerala State Lottery Protection Committee requested authorities to defer the draw, citing major disruptions in ticket sales and distribution caused by the strike. The decision was taken in accordance with Rule 8(6) of the Kerala Paper Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 2005.Ticket holders are advised to retain their tickets and check the official Kerala State Lotteries website or authorised channels for updated results after the rescheduled draw.The Bharat Bandh, called by leading central trade unions to protest the Centre’s new labour codes and economic policies, has disrupted normal life in several states. Public transport, banking services, markets, and government offices have been affected in many regions, while essential services such as hospitals, emergency services, milk supply, and airport operations continue to function.
Published on February 10, 2026
Kerala State Lotteries has released the Summer Bumper lottery tickets, offering a first prize of ₹10 crore and a second prize of ₹1 crore. The tickets were launched soon after the Christmas–New Year Bumper draw.The first prize is ₹10 crore, along with five consolation prizes of ₹1 lakh each. The second prize of ₹1 crore will be awarded to one winner. As the third prize, ₹5 lakh each will be given to two winners from every series, totaling 12 winners. The fourth prize of ₹1 lakh each will be awarded to 54 winners. In addition, prizes of ₹5,000, ₹2,000, ₹1,000, ₹500 and ₹250 are included, taking the total number of prizes to 1,81,513.The BR 108 Summer Bumper tickets are available in six series—SA, SB, SC, SD, SE and SG. Each ticket costs ₹250. The draw will be held on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at 2 pm.
Published on November 28, 2025
The state government has issued the notification for the Christmas–New Year Bumper Lottery 2025–26 (BR-107). The ticket price is ₹400. A total of 90 lakh tickets will be printed, with a total ticket value of ₹257.14 crore. The tickets will be released in ten series: XA, XB, XC, XD, XE, XG, XH, XJ, XK, and XL.The first prize is ₹20 crore. The second prize of ₹1 crore each will be awarded to 20 lucky winners. For the third, fourth, and fifth prize categories, there will be two winners from each series. The third prize is ₹10 lakh for 20 winners, and the fourth prize will also be given to 20 winners, with each receiving ₹3 lakh.A total prize amount of ₹93.22 crore will be distributed. According to the notification, the objective of conducting the Christmas–New Year Bumper Lottery 2025–26 (BR-107) is to generate revenue for the state’s social welfare and developmental activities, and to create direct and indirect employment opportunities, particularly for the weaker sections of society.The purpose and limitation of conducting the lottery is to control certain forms of gambling and illegal lotteries within the state, and to reduce their harmful effects on poor sections of society by providing a regulated state lottery. The notification states that the revenue generated will go to the state treasury and can be used for developmental activities as well as for creating employment opportunities.
Published on November 25, 2025
Palakkad: The first prize of ₹12 crore in this year’s Pooja Bumper BR-106 lottery draw has been won by a ticket sold through the Palakkad-based King Star Lottery Agency. According to the agency owner, the winning ticket was sold at the retail level about three weeks ago and was likely purchased by a local resident.The same agency had also sold the winning ticket for the Summer Bumper lottery earlier this year. The owner said he was delighted to see consecutive wins emerging from his outlet. The first prize of ₹12 crore went to ticket number JD 545542. The second prize carries ₹1 crore for each series (five winners), and the third prize offers ₹5 lakh each for 10 winners (two per series). The fourth prize is ₹3 lakh for five series, and the fifth prize is ₹2 lakh for five series.
Published on November 15, 2025
Kanhangad: Sales of Kerala Lottery’s bumper tickets have dropped to a level not seen in recent years. The Pooja Bumper tickets have not sold as expected this time. With just two weeks left for the draw, only 26 lakh tickets have been sold so far. Last year, out of 45 lakh printed tickets, 39 lakh were sold. Even when comparing the sales data from two weeks before last year’s draw, more than 32 lakh tickets had already been sold.The first prize of the ₹300 Pooja Bumper ticket is ₹12 crore. This year, the Pooja Bumper was released only after Navarathri and Vijayadashami. Due to the postponement of the Onam Bumper draw, the distribution of Pooja Bumper tickets was delayed.After the GST hike, both agency commission and prize commission were significantly reduced, directly affecting the daily income of lottery workers. Amid these challenges, the bumper ticket sales have also failed to meet expectations. Although the Finance Minister had assured that the commission cuts would be rectified, the promise has not yet been implemented.Although the lottery department has been distributing tickets in full, daily lottery tickets often remain unsold in the hands of small agents. Until recently, when purchasing from wholesalers, small agents earned a commission of ₹7.35 for each ₹50 ticket. After the GST hike came into effect, this amount has dropped to ₹6.35.Similarly, if a sold ticket wins ₹5,000, the prize commission given to the agent has been reduced from ₹570 to ₹450.
Published on October 18, 2025
Thiruvananthapuram: Finance Minister K. N. Balagopal clarified that there has been no major change in the prize amount of the Pooja Bumper Lottery. He was responding to reports claiming that the prize structure of the bumper lottery had been altered.When the GST was increased, the share that the state was supposed to receive was reduced. The issue was resolved without raising the ticket price. You can confidently buy the bumper ticket. Only minor changes have been made to the prize structure.
Published on October 03, 2025 | Category: general
Thrissur: A person was defrauded of ₹15,000 in a lottery scam after being given a color photocopy of a prize-winning ticket. The money was stolen from a lottery agent by presenting a color photostat of a ticket that supposedly won the fourth prize of ₹5,000. A formal complaint has been filed with the police regarding the incident.The fraud took place in Kattoor Ponjanam, Thrissur. Lottery agent Nelliparambil Thejas was the victim. A young man, who arrived at Thejas' lottery shop near Kattoor High School on a bike, handed over color copies of the winning tickets.The youth presented three tickets for the Kerala government's Samriddhi lottery, which was drawn on the 21st. A check using the QR code initially indicated that the ticket had won the fourth prize of ₹5,000. Believing this, Thejas handed over the prize money, minus the commission, to the youth. However, when Thejas later went to the agency to exchange the ticket, he discovered he had been cheated. The original lottery ticket had already been exchanged at the Alappuzha Treasury on the 23rd. The police have obtained CCTV footage of the youth arriving on his bike.
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Published on September 27, 2025 | Category: general
The draw of the Thiruvonam Bumper 2025 (BR-105) lottery will be held on October 4. It was originally scheduled on September 27. The date was changed following a request from the agents and sellers. They have communicated that the sale of tickets was affected by heavy showers and a change in GST rates.The Kerala State Lottery Department’s Thiruvonam bumper lottery has already sold 75 lakh tickets to agents. Palakkad recorded the highest sales with 14,07,100 tickets, followed by Thrissur with 9,37,400 tickets and Thiruvananthapuram with 8,75,900 tickets. Last year, a total of 71.40 lakh Thiruvonam bumper tickets were sold.The first prize is ₹25 crore. Twenty lucky winners will bag ₹ 1 crore each as the second prize.
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