Kerala Lottery Result Today 02/07/2026: Karunya Plus KN-630 Results Announced; Check 1st Prize Winner List

The wait is about to end for lottery enthusiasts in Kerala as The Kerala State Lotteries Department will announce the Karunya Plus KN-630 Lottery Result for Thursday, July 2nd at 3 PM today.

Kerala lottery is quite popular among lakhs of participants across the state who are looking forward to the Karunya Plus weekly draw, which offers a top prize of Rs. 1 crore along with several other cash rewards.

Kerala Lottery Karunya Plus KN-630 Prize Structure

The Karunya Plus KN-630 draw has a comprehensive prize structure, with 10 prize categories, including a consolation prize.
The first prize in the Karunya Plus KN-630 lottery is Rs. 1,00,00,000 (Rs. 1 crore). The second prize winner will receive Rs. 30 lakh, while the third prize is Rs. 5 lakh.

Apart from the top three prizes, winners can also claim rewards under several additional categories. The fourth prize is Rs. 5,000, followed by the fifth prize of Rs. 2,000, sixth prize of Rs. 1,000, seventh prize of Rs. 500, eighth prize of Rs. 200, and the ninth prize of Rs. 100.

In addition, a consolation prize of Rs. 5,000 will be awarded to eligible ticket holders as per the Kerala State Lotteries rules.

How to Claim Kerala Lottery Prize Money

Kerala Lottery winners whose prize amount is less than Rs. 5,000 can claim their winnings from any authorised lottery shop in Kerala.

However, if the prize amount exceeds Rs. 5,000, winners must submit the original winning ticket at a government lottery office or an authorised bank, along with valid identity proof and other required documents. It is advisable to sign the reverse side of the ticket before submitting it for verification.

Kerala Lottery Tax Deduction

Prize winners should note that 30% of the prize amount is deducted as income tax in accordance with applicable rules before the payment is released.

Additionally, the Kerala State Lotteries Department provides an agent's commission on winning tickets. For the first, second and third prizes, 12% of the prize amount is paid as commission to the authorised lottery agent who sold the winning ticket.
For the fourth to ninth prizes and the consolation prize, 10% of the prize amount is paid as the agent's commission from the government-allocated fund.

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