Kerala Lottery Result Today 20-08-2025 LIVE: Dhanalekshmi DL-14 Bumper Draw DECLARED – Rs 1 Crore First Prize Winner Announced, Check Full Winners List
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Kerala Lottery Result Today Live Updates, 20-08-2025: Here's full list of winning numbers for Dhanalekshmi DL-14 lottery for Wednesday, August 20.
Kerala Lottery Result Today Live, 20-08-2025: The Kerala State Lottery Department has officially declared the results of the Dhanalekshmi DL-14 lottery on Wednesday, August 20, 2025. The draw took place at Gorky Bhavan, located near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram, under strict government supervision to ensure transparency, fairness, and credibility.
Lucky participants stand a chance to win exciting cash prizes, including the 1st prize of Rs 1 crore, 2nd prize of Rs 30 lakh, and 3rd prize of Rs 5 lakh, among many other attractive payouts in various tiers.
This blog will provide you real-time updates, winning number lists, and a detailed prize claim guide to help winners complete their process smoothly. Check the Live Updates and Full List of winning numbers below.
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