Kerala Lottery Result Today Live Updates: Sthree Sakthi SS-473 Winners List – June 24, 2025
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Kerala Lottery Results Today Live Updates: Here's Guessing Numbers for Sthree Sakthi SS-473 for Tuesday, June 24, 2025. Check the full list of winning numbers here from 3 pm.
KERALA JACKPOT LOTTERY STHREE SAKTHI SS-473 RESULT FOR TUESDAY, 24.6.2025, LIVE UPDATES: The Kerala State Lottery Department will announce the results of the Sthree Sakthi SS-473 Lottery Draw on Tuesday, June 24. The draw is scheduled to take place around 3 pm, at Gorky Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram, near Bakery Junction.
Participants stand a chance to win substantial cash prizes, including the first prize winner will receive Rs 1 crore, while the second and third prizes are worth Rs 30 lakh and Rs 5 lakh respectively. Check the Live Updates and Full List of Winning Numbers here from 3 pm.
2160 2106 2610 2601
2016 2061 1260 1206
1620 1602 1026 1062
6210 6201 6120 6102
6021 6012 0216 0261
0126 0162 0621 0612
WINNING NUMBER FOR 1ST PRIZE OF RS 1 CRORE IS: Result at 3:08 pm
WINNING NUMBER FOR 2ND PRIZE OF RS 30 LAKH IS: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR CONSOLATION PRIZE OF RS 5,000 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 4TH PRIZE OF RS 5,000 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 5TH PRIZE OF RS 2,000 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 7TH PRIZE OF RS 500 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 8TH PRIZE OF RS 200 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 9TH PRIZE OF RS 100 ARE: To be updated
HOW TO CHECK KERALA STHREE SAKTHI SS-473 LOTTERY RESULTS?
To check the results of the Sthree Sakthi SS-473 Lottery Draw, participants can either visit the Kerala Government Gazette office in person or access the official website of the Kerala Lottery Department atwww.keralalottery.info, where the complete list of winning numbers is published.
HOW TO CLAIM PRIZE MONEY?
Verify your ticket number with the official list of winning numbers published in the Kerala Government Gazette.
If your number matches, you're eligible to receive the corresponding cash prize.
Ensure that you claim your prize within 30 days from the date of the result announcement.
Winners must visit the Kerala Lottery Office in Thiruvananthapuram to collect their winnings.
While claiming the prize, it is mandatory to carry a valid ID proof along with the original winning ticket.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE MONEY?
A self-attested photocopy of the winning ticket, showing both the front and back sides.
A passport-size photograph signed by a Gazetted officer.
A self-attested copy of the participant's PAN card.
Participant's ration card, voter ID, Aadhaar card, and PAN card.
Fill out the online award money receipt form, attach a revenue stamp, and submit it as required.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD A PDF WITH A FULL LIST OF WINNING NUMBERS?
Visit the official Kerala Lottery Department websites: www.keralalotteries. info or keralalotteryresult. net.
Look for the link labeled 'Sthree Sakthi SS-473 Lottery Results".
Click on the link to view the list of winning numbers.
Use the download option to save the SS-473 results as a PDF file for future reference.
Kerala Monsoon Bumper BR-104 Lucky Draw On July 23; First Prize Rs 10 Crore
The Kerala State Lottery Department has released the details of the much-anticipated Monsoon Bumper BR-104. The lucky draw will be held on July 23 (Wednesday) at 2 PM, offering participants a grand opportunity to win a first prize of Rs 10 crore.
For more information about this draw or to check the latest result visitkeralalotteryresult.net.
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Kerala Monsoon Bumper BR-104 Lucky Draw Prize structure
1st Prize -Rs. 10,00,00,000 (10 crore)
2nd Prize -Rs. 10,00,000 (10 lakh)
3rd Prize -Rs. 5,00,000 (5 lakh)
4th Prize -Rs. 3,00,000 (3 lakh)
5th Prize -Rs. 5,000
6th Prize -Rs. 1,000
7th Prize -Rs.500
8th Prize -Rs. 250.
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