Samrudhi Kerala Lottery Results

The lottery will have a total of 1 crore and 8 lakh tickets printed, with a gross value amounting to ₹42,18,48,000, according to a Gazette notification released by the Kerala Government. The Kerala State Lottery Agents' and Sellers' Welfare Fund Board will handle distribution and announce result at Gorki Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram.

Kerala Samrudhi (SM) Weekly Lottery Prize Structure and Draw Details

The prize structure is divided into several categories. The first prize offers ₹1 crore, while the second prize awards ₹75 lakh. There are also multiple smaller prizes ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹50. A consolation prize of ₹5,000 is also available.

Draws for the Samrudhi Lottery will occur weekly in Thiruvananthapuram. The process follows Rule 8 of the Kerala Paper Lotteries Regulation Rules, 2005. A mechanical device using random technology will select winning numbers under the supervision of a panel of judges.

Ensuring Fairness and Transparency

If fewer than three judges are present, additional members may be co-opted from the audience to meet requirements. Before starting, judges and spectators receive an explanation of how the draw machine operates.

In case of technical issues or insufficient draw devices, an alternative method using drums and coins will be employed. Winning numbers are publicly announced and verified by officials to ensure they have been sold.

Verification and Documentation

If an unsold number is drawn, the process repeats until a valid number is selected. Duplicate selections are cancelled and redrawn. Winning numbers are documented in an official proforma, verified by judges who then sign it as confirmation.

The entire draw process may be broadcast live on television channels or social media platforms managed by the State Lotteries Department to maintain transparency.

This notification aims to provide all necessary details about the Samrudhi Weekly Lottery as required by sub-rule (3) of rule 3 of the Lotteries (Regulation) Rules, 2010 issued by the Government of India.

Types of Lotteries Available

The department conducts seven weekly lotteries and six bumper lotteries each year. Its headquarters are located at Vikas Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram, with additional offices across the state, including a Regional Joint Directorate in Ernakulam and a Regional Deputy Directorate Office in Kozhikode. The department operates under the Finance Department and is managed by the Taxation (H) Department.

If you win a Kerala Lottery Samruddhi prize worth more than Rs. 1 lakh and are from outside Kerala, you must submit your ticket within 30 days of the draw date. If delayed, provide an explanation for the delay when submitting your ticket.

Claiming Your Prize

Winners need to write their name, address, pin code, and signature on the back of the ticket as per their Aadhaar card details. A notarised photocopy of this should be submitted along with details of the notary officer's name, job title, stamp, and seal.

Complete an application form available from various lottery offices or online at http://statelottery.kerala.gov.in/index.php/download-forms. Attach two photographs signed by a notary officer and include their details as well.

Submit a receipt for the prize money with your signature on a revenue stamp along with your full address and phone number. This must also be signed by a notary officer with their details included.

Additional Documentation Required

A photocopy of both sides of your PAN card should be notarised and submitted with relevant notary details. If you lack a PAN card, submit the necessary documents within the ticket deadline; funds will be released upon presentation of your PAN card.

A copy of both sides of your Aadhaar card must also be notarised and submitted with similar notary information.

To verify your bank account number and IFSC branch name, provide a notarised photocopy of your bank passbook page showing these details.

Note that Jan Dhan accounts or zero balance accounts are not accepted.

Bank Submission Process

If submitting through a bank outside Kerala, include an authorisation letter for the bank handling your ticket submission. This letter should be signed by you and notarised with all necessary details provided.

The receiving bank must obtain certificates from their branch in the Thiruvananthapuram district to present the prize ticket to the Lottery Directorate. Both "Receiving Bank Certificate" and "Collecting Bank Certificate" are required even if both banks are identical; ensure consistency in bank names across certificates.

Winners should explain why they visited Kerala or provide a self-attested copy of any ID issued by the Kerala Government when claiming prizes over Rs. 1 lakh through banks outside Kerala.

Step-by-Step Guide to Claim Kerala Samrudhi Lottery Prizes

To successfully claim your Kerala Samrudhi Lottery prize, adhere to the 30-day claim period from the date of the draw. For winnings up to ₹1 Lakh, contact the relevant District Lottery Office. For amounts above ₹1 Lakh, forward your signed ticket and documents to the Director of State Lotteries. Ensure all required paperwork is complete to avoid delays.

Steps:

1. Timeline: Claim must be submitted within 30 days.

2. Where to Claim:

   • Up to ₹1 Lakh → District Lottery Office

   • Above ₹1 Lakh → Director of State Lotteries

3. Ticket Requirements: Sign your ticket, include your name and address on the back, and attach a self-attested photocopy.

4. Photos: Submit two passport-size photographs attested by a Gazetted Officer or Notary.

5. Prize Receipt: Fill in the prize receipt form, affix a ₹1 revenue stamp, and include your full address.

6. Additional Documents:

   • PAN card (self-attested)

   • Guardianship Certificate (if minor)

   • ₹50 Joint Declaration (if multiple winners)