Kerala Lottery Results Today LIVE: Bhagyathara BT-5 Winners List – June 2, 2025
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Kerala Lottery Results Today LIVE UPDATES: Here's Guessing Numbers for Bhagyathara BT-5 lucky draw for Monday, June 2, 2025. Check the Live Updates here in real-time from 3 pm.
KERALA LOTTERY BHAGYATHARA BT-5 RESULT ON MONDAY, 2.6.2025, LIVE UPDATES: The Kerala State Lottery Department is set to announce the results of the Bhagyathara BT-5 Lottery Draw on Monday, June 2. The draw will be held at around 3 PM at Gorky Bhavan, located near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram. The first prize winner will receive Rs 1 crore, while the second prize is Rs 75 lakh and the third prize is Rs 1 lakh. To ensure transparency, an independent panel of judges has been appointed to supervise the draw. Check the Live Updates and Full List of Winning Numbers here from 3 pm.
6071 6017 6701 6710
6107 6170 0671 0617
0761 0716 0167 0176
7601 7610 7061 7016
7160 7106 1607 1670
1067 1076 1760 1706
BHAGYATHARA BT-5 LOTTERY: PRIZE STRUCTURE
WINNING NUMBER FOR 1ST PRIZE OF RS 1 CRORE IS: Result at 3 pm
WINNING NUMBER FOR 2ND PRIZE OF RS 75 LAKH IS: To be updated
WINNING NUMBER FOR 3RD PRIZE OF RS 1 LAKH ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 4TH PRIZE OF RS 5,000 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 6TH PRIZE OF RS 500 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 7TH PRIZE OF RS 100 ARE: To be updated
WINNING NUMBERS FOR 8TH PRIZE OF RS 50 ARE: To be updated
HOW TO CHECK KERALA BHAGYATHARA BT-5 LOTTERY RESULTS?
Participants can check the results of the Bhagyathara BT-5 Lottery Draw by visiting the Kerala Government Gazette office in person. Additionally, the list of winning numbers is available online on the official website of the Kerala Lottery Department at www.keralalottery.info.
HOW TO CLAIM PRIZE MONEY?
Begin by verifying your ticket number against the official list of winners published by the Kerala Government Gazette.
If your number appears on the list, you are eligible to claim the corresponding cash prize.
Ensure that you claim your prize within 30 days of the date the results are announced.
To collect your winnings, visit the Kerala Lottery Office in Thiruvananthapuram.
Bring along valid identification and the original winning ticket for verification.
Documents Required to Claim Prize Money
A self-attested photocopy of the winning ticket (front and back).
A passport-size photograph attested by a Gazetted Officer.
A self-attested copy of your PAN card.
Copies of valid ID proofs, including Aadhaar card, Voter ID, Ration Card, and PAN card.
A duly filled prize claim form with a revenue stamp affixed.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD A PDF WITH A FULL LIST OF WINNING NUMBERS?
Go to the official Kerala Lottery websites: www.keralalotteries.info or www.keralalotteryresult.net
Find and click on the link for the Bhagyathara BT-5 lottery results.
The list of winning numbers will be displayed.
You can download the results as a PDF for your reference and records.
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