Kerala’s Suvarna Keralam SK-12 Draw Awards Crore-rupee Jackpot
Yesterday, the Kerala State Lottery Department announced the results of the much-anticipated Suvarna Keralam SK-12 Bumper Lottery, bringing life-changing news to several lucky ticket holders. The draw, held at Gorky Bhavan near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram, saw the first prize of ₹1 crore go to ticket number RU 634706 from Malappuram. This win, subject to a 30% tax deduction, instantly turned the ticket holder into a millionaire, making it one of the most significant lottery events in the state this year.
The Kerala Lottery is known for its transparency and trustworthiness, attracting thousands of participants every week. The SK-12 Bumper Lottery is one of the seven weekly draws conducted by the department, and it consistently draws attention due to its large prize pool and fair process. The draw was supervised by an independent panel to ensure fairness, and the results were broadcast live, allowing participants to witness the process in real time.
Full List of Kerala Lottery Winners and Prize Details
The first prize winner, holding ticket RU 634706, was not the only one to celebrate. The second prize of ₹30 lakh went to ticket number RW 595453 from Kollam, while the third prize of ₹5 lakh was awarded to ticket number RY 376814 from Kottayam. These substantial prizes have the potential to change the lives of the winners and their families, offering new opportunities and financial security.
In addition to the top three prizes, the Kerala Lottery distributed a wide range of other rewards. The fourth prize of ₹5,000 was given to 20 specified ticket numbers, while the fifth prize of ₹2,000 went to six lucky winners. The sixth prize of ₹1,000 was awarded to 30 ticket holders, and the seventh prize of ₹500 was distributed among 76 winners. The eighth prize of ₹200 and the ninth prize of ₹100 were given to 92 and 144 ticket holders, respectively. Consolation prizes of ₹5,000 were also awarded to tickets with the same number as the first prize but with different prefixes, ensuring that more participants had a reason to celebrate.
Winners are required to verify their tickets against the official Kerala Government Gazette to confirm authenticity. Those who have won the first or second prize must surrender their winning tickets in person or via insured registered post to the Director of State Lotteries. Alternatively, claims can be submitted through nationalized, scheduled, state, or district co-operative banks, provided the necessary identification documents such as Aadhaar or PAN card are included. All claims must be made within 30 days of the draw date.
Nagaland State Lottery: Three Draws, Three Crore-rupee Winners
While Kerala celebrated its winners, the Nagaland State Lottery also made headlines with its Dear Meghna Morning, Dear Dasher Evening, and Dear Seagull Night draws, each offering a bumper first prize of ₹1 crore. The results, declared live throughout the day, brought joy to three separate ticket holders who each claimed the top prize in their respective draws.
The Nagaland Lottery is one of the thirteen legal state lotteries in India, and it is known for its regular draws and transparent operations. The Dear Seagull 8 PM draw, in particular, attracted significant attention, with the complete winners list published online for public verification. In addition to the ₹1 crore first prize, the lottery awarded a second prize of ₹9,000, a third prize of ₹450, a fourth prize of ₹250, and a fifth prize of ₹120. Consolation prizes of ₹1,000 were also distributed.
Winners of prizes exceeding ₹10,000 are required to claim their winnings at the Nagaland Office in Kolkata, submitting the original ticket and necessary identification. Taxation rules under Section 194B of the Income-tax Act, 1961, apply, with a 30% tax deduction for residents and additional surcharges for non-residents. The Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries, established in 1972, ensures that all draws are conducted fairly and that winners receive their prizes promptly.
Bodoland Lottery: Multiple Winners in Assam’s Popular Draw
In Assam, the Bodoland Lottery results for July 18, 2025, were officially declared, bringing excitement to participants across the region. The Bodoland Lottery is administered by the Government of Assam and operates under the Bodoland Territorial Council in Kokrajhar. It is one of the richest lottery systems in the state, with thousands of people participating daily.
The first prize of Rs. 1,00,000 was awarded to a lucky ticket holder, while the second prize of Rs. 7,000 and the third prize of Rs. 3,500 went to other fortunate participants. Additional prizes included Rs. 200 for the fourth prize, Rs. 100 for the fifth prize, and Rs. 50 for the sixth prize. The Bodoland Lottery is unique in that it holds three draws each day—morning, day, and evening—giving players multiple chances to win.
Popular series such as the Singam Series, Rosa Series, and Thangam Series offer significant jackpots and are a major draw for lottery enthusiasts in the region. Winners must submit their original winning ticket within 30 days of the announcement to claim their prize money. The lottery department encourages responsible play, reminding participants to set a budget and treat the lottery as entertainment rather than a financial investment.
How Winners Can Claim Their Prizes
Across all three states, the process for claiming lottery prizes is clear and regulated. Winners of smaller prizes, typically under ₹5,000, can claim their winnings at authorized lottery shops or agents. For larger prizes, winners must present their original ticket and valid identification at designated government offices or banks. In Kerala and Nagaland, tax deductions are applied at the source, and winners must provide proof of identity, such as an Aadhaar or PAN card, when submitting their claim.
Lottery departments in each state emphasize the importance of verifying ticket numbers against official sources, such as government gazettes or official lottery websites. This step helps prevent fraudulent claims and ensures that only legitimate winners receive their prizes. Participants are also advised to keep their tickets safe, as damaged or lost tickets may not be accepted for prize claims.
Responsible Play and Legal Guidelines
While the excitement of winning a lottery can be overwhelming, all state lottery departments stress the importance of responsible play. Lotteries are a form of entertainment, and participants are encouraged to play within their means. In Kerala, the online purchase of lottery tickets is strictly prohibited, and engaging in such activities can result in legal penalties. Similar rules apply in other states, where only authorized agents and shops are permitted to sell tickets.
The Kerala State Lotteries Department, Nagaland Directorate of State Lotteries, and Bodoland Lottery Department all operate under strict government regulations to ensure fairness, transparency, and the security of participants. These departments regularly publish results online and in print, making it easy for players to check their numbers and claim their prizes.
Stories of Life-changing Wins and Community Impact
For many winners, a lottery prize represents more than just a financial windfall. In Kerala, the first prize winner from Malappuram, represented by agent P T Saidalavi, is expected to use the funds to support family, invest in education, or start a new business. Similar stories emerge from Nagaland and Assam, where winners often use their prizes to improve their quality of life, support local communities, or fulfill long-held dreams.
The impact of these wins extends beyond individual winners. Lottery revenues contribute to state development projects, social welfare programs, and community initiatives. In Kerala, for example, proceeds from lottery sales help fund health care, education, and infrastructure projects, benefiting millions of residents across the state.
Conclusion: A Day of Celebration and Hope
Yesterday’s lottery draws in Kerala, Nagaland, and Bodoland brought joy and hope to hundreds of winners and their families. From crore-rupee jackpots to smaller but meaningful prizes, the excitement of the lottery continues to capture the imagination of people across India. As winners come forward to claim their prizes, their stories serve as a reminder of the possibilities that a single ticket can bring—and the importance of playing responsibly and within the law.
