Kerala Win Win Lottery W-513 Results to announce today at official website
Thiruvananthapuram : The Kerala Lottery Department on Monday to announce the results of the Win Win W-513 lottery on its official website keralalotteryresult.net. The first prize of the lottery is Rs 6,500,000, while the second and the third prizes are sums of Rs 1,000,000 and Rs 1 lakh, respectively.
Kerala Win Win W-513 Lottery Prize Money
The first prize is Rs 65 lakh, while the second is Rs 10 lakh. The third prize is Rs 1 lakh and there is a consolation prize of Rs 8,000. The fourth and fifth prizes are Rs 5,000 and Rs 1,000 respectively. The sixth prize is Rs 500 while the 7th is Rs 100.
Kerala State Win Win Lottery Draw Location
The live draw started at 3:00 PM at the Gorkhy Bhavan Auditorium. The final complete result was announced on the official website at around 4:30 PM. Kerala State Lotteries is a lottery program run by the Government of Kerala. Set up in 1967, under the lottery bureau of the Government of Kerala, it is the first of its kind in India.
How To Check Kerala Win Win Lottery Result?
- Log on to official website keralalotteries.com
- Click on the ‘Kerala Lottery Result’ tab on the homepage
- Click on “Kerala Win Win W-513 Lottery Result” tab
- The winner list can be downloaded in PDF format. Check your lottery number against the list.
How to Claim Kerala Nirmal Lottery Prize Money?
If the prize money is less than Rs 5,000, the winners can claim the money from any lottery shop in Kerala. If the amount won is above Rs 5,000, the winners will have to surrender their tickets before a bank or government lottery office with id proofs. The prize winners are advised to verify the winning numbers with the Kerala lottery results published in the Kerala government Gazette surrender the winning tickets within 30 days.
About Kerala Lottery Department
In 1967 every private lottery was prohibited and the Government of Kerala began the Kerala State Lotteries. According to their website "The right idea came from the then Finance Minister of Kerala, the late Shri. P. K. Kunju Sahib, who envisaged revenue from the sale of lotteries as a major source of non-tax revenue for the state, at the same time providing a stable income source for the poor and the common.”
