Kerala Bumper Lottery Result Today 15-08-2025: Suvarna Keralam SK-16 Lucky Draw Friday OUT At 3 PM - 1 Crore First Prize, Check Full Winners List Here
KERALA LOTTERY RESULT 15-08-2025 AUGUST TODAY: SUVARNA KERALAM SK-16 BUMPER LOTTERY PRIZE DETAILS
LUCKY WINNING NUMBER FOR 1ST PRIZE OF RS 1 CRORE IS: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBER FOR 2ND PRIZE OF RS 30 LAKH IS: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBER FOR 3RD PRIZE OF RS 5 LAKH ARE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBER FOR CONSOLATION PRIZE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 4TH PRIZE OF Rs 5000 : To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 5TH PRIZE OF Rs 2000 ARE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 6TH PRIZE OF RS 1000 ARE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 7TH PRIZE OF RS 500 ARE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 8TH PRIZE OF RS 200 ARE: To Be Announced
LUCKY WINNING NUMBERS FOR THE 9TH PRIZE OF RS 100 ARE: To Be Announced
KERALA LOTTERY RESULT 15-08-2025 AUGUST TODAY: SUVARNA KERALAM SK-16 BUMPER LOTTERY PRIZE DETAILS
1st Prize: ₹1,00,00,000 (1 Crore)
2nd Prize: ₹30,00,000 (30 Lakhs)
3rd Prize: ₹25,00,000 (25 Lakh)
4th Prize: ₹15,00000 (15 Lakh)
5th Prize: ₹1,00,000 (1 Lakh)
6th Prize: ₹5,000
7th Prize: ₹1,000
8th Prize: ₹500
9th Prize: ₹100
10th Prize: ₹ 50
Consolation Prize: ₹5,000
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