Kerala Karunya Plus Lottery KN-245 results to be announced today

Kerala Karunya Plus Lottery KN 245 Today Results: The first prize is worth Rs 80 lakh, while the second and third will fetch the winner Rs 10 lakh and Rs 1 lakh respectively.

Kerala Karunya Plus Lottery KN 245 Today Results: The Kerala state lottery department today will announce the results of the Karunya Plus Lottery KN-245. The first prize is worth Rs 80 lakh, while the second and third will fetch the winner Rs 10 lakh and Rs 1 lakh respectively. While the consolation prize is Rs 8,000, the fourth and fifth prizes are Rs 5,000 and Rs 2,000, respectively.

There will be sixth, seventh and eighth winners as well, who will get the prize money of Rs 1,000, Rs 500, and Rs 100, respectively.

The live results would be announced at 3 pm. Official results will be available from 4 pm onwards on http://www.keralalotteries.com/. The price of a single ticket is Rs 30, while the entire book costs Rs 750.

If the prize money is less than Rs 5,000, the winners can claim the money from any lottery shop in Kerala. If the amount won is above Rs 5,000, the winners will have to surrender their tickets before a bank or government lottery office with id proofs.

With seven daily and multiple bumper draws, the lottery is one of the biggest cash flows in Kerala. The state government organises four festival bumper draws — Onam, Vishu, Christmas and Pooja/Dussehra. There are two seasonal jackpots, the monsoon and summer bumper.

The state department has also announced an “X-Mas – New Year” bumper lottery. The winner will take home Rs 6 crore. A single ticket is priced at Rs 200, while the book costs Rs 2,000. The lottery will be drawn on January 21, 2019.

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