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Karunya KR-534 Kerala lottery result released: Check the list of winners here, first winner grabs Rs 80 lakh
Kerala State Lottery Department has announced the lucky draw winners of the Karunya KR-534 lottery ticket today at 3 pm. Check the winners list here.
Kerala State Lottery Department has announced the lucky draw winners of the Karunya KR-534 lottery ticket today at 3 pm. The draw took place at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, in the state capital Thiruvananthapuram. The winner of the first prize will fetch Rs 80 lakh while the second and third prize winner will get Rs 5 lakh and Rs 1 lakh respectively.
The lottery holders can check the winning list on the official website of Kerala Lotteries.
The winner of the first prize (Rs 80 lakh) is KE 623118
The winner of the second prize (Rs 5 lakh) is KE 218901
The winners of the third prize (Rs 1 lakh) are KA 240045 KB 256137 KC 934708 KD 406695 KE 712826 KF 266545 KG 687128 KH 898879 KJ 185632 KK 107587 KL 122743 KM 873873
The winners of the consolation prize (Rs 8,000) are KA 623118 KB 623118 KC 623118 KD 623118 KF 623118 KG 623118 KH 623118 KJ 623118 KK 623118 KL 623118 KM 623118
For the tickets ending with the following numbers.
The winners of fourth prize (Rs 5,000) are 0558 0576 0877 2013 2520 2606 2833 3910 5228 5269 6253 7159 7301 7411 7925 8674 8956 9273
The winners of fifth prize (Rs 2,000) are 1322 1886 2244 3538 3645 4443 6435 7152 8196 8303
The winners of sixth prize (Rs 1,000) are 0325 2261 3395 3779 3798 6142 6624 7549 8072 8091 9438 9532 9835 9943
The winners of seventh prize (Rs 500) are 0097 0503 0634 0689 0812 0915 1149 1170 1321 1337 1621 1698 1717 1794 1905 2041 2141 2203 2419 2709 2823 2902 2956 3076 3459 3592 3618 4103 4112 4183 4297 4469 4733 4979 5083 5128 5137 5190 5304 5331 5336 5462 5480 5500 5566 5693 6215 6371 6426 6521 6544 6688 6763 6993 7030 7255 7370 7486 7511 7634 7685 7929 8008 8135 8166 8201 8397 8522 8691 8786 8953 9123 9137 9312 9383 9486 9538 9675 9806 9906
The winners of eighth prize (Rs 100) are 0049 0055 0149 0198 0341 0373 0391 0495 0523 0526 0604 0609 0647 0972 0995 1033 1066 1083 1219 1227 1307 1381 1433 1739 1890 1988 2012 2050 2138 2160 2192 2231 2426 2603 2628 2821 2866 3073 3095 3096 3116 3180 3225 3474 3478 3753 4141 4149 4247 4315 4330 4440 4532 4564 4690 4757 4836 4898 4899 4994 5096 5415 5776 5853 5896 5910 5941 5972 6119 6125 6197 6349 6369 6440 6537 6716 6753 6759 6764 6784 6798 6860 6929 7004 7115 7182 7231 7280 7313 7361 7403 7495 7599 7743 7777 7806 7844 7902 8019 8104 8184 8265 8579 8627 8654 8720 8806 8823 8871 8938 9011 9017 9038 9094 9356 9361 9365 9472 9490 9673 9684 9792 9986 9996
The prize winners are advised to verify the winning numbers with the results published in the Kerala Government Gazette and surrender the winning tickets within 30 days.
Karunya State Lotteries Result
There are nine prizes in the Karunya lottery ticket, including a consolation reward. The first prize winner receives Rs 80 lakh, while the second and third prizes get Rs 5 lakh and 1 lakh respectively. The lottery agency will deduct 10% from the first to third prizes and allocate the remaining cash to the agents (who sell the winning tickets). In the case of the 4th to 8th places, as well as the consolation awards, 10% of the prize money (agent’s commission) will be paid from a government-allocated fund.
2024 Lok Sabha Elections
Lok Sabha Elections: Voter turnout 62.02% in Tamil Nadu till 5pm
The voter turnout in Tamil Nadu stands at 62.02%, while Uttar Pradesh records a turnout of 57.5%. Meanwhile, in West Bengal, voter participation surges to 77.5% as of 5 pm.
The Lok Sabha elections 2024 began today, marking the onset of the world’s largest electoral event. Voting ended in all 39 Lok Sabha constituencies in Tamil Nadu with a total voter turnout of 62.02%. State BJP chief and Coimbatore Lok Sabha constituency candidate K Annamalai said, they were getting complaints from a large number of voters that their names were missing from the voters’ list.
This incident happened in many places. Annamalai said they are demanding re-poll in places where the names of a large number of voters were missing.He said they had a doubt that there was some political interference because the names of a large number of BJP caders were missing from the voters list.
The voters in South Chennai showed lukewarm interest to participate in the election process and had a total voter turnout of 57.04% till 5pm. Although the overall percentage is poor, some areas like Thiruvanmiyur witnessed brisk polling from 7am onwards. Elderly, middle aged and young voters turned up and it was a family outing for many as they cast their vote.
Corporation volunteers assisted senior citizens with wheelchairs and guided them to their respective polling booths. The hot weather also had an impact on the polling as it reduced the voter turnout as many booths in the corporation school in MGR Nagar were seen deserted around noon. Senior citizens showed courage as they reached the polling booths in private vehicles to exercise their franchise.
Most of the polling booths had shamianas for voters so that they could wait in a queue. Some people even found refuge in the nearby buildings to save themselves from the scorching heat. The polling officials gave instructions to the voters to keep their phones switched off while they exercised their franchise. The security personnel at the polling booth also regulated traffic outside the polling booth in MGR Nagar.
2024 Lok Sabha Elections
Deserted by key supporters, the Kamal Nath story looks set to wind to an end in Chhindwara
Nath’s closest allies in his near 50-year reign—Deepak Saxena and Kamlesh Shah—have deserted him. His local team of corporators has also decided to jump ship leaving a gaping hole in Nath’s campaign trail.
By Neeraj Mishra
The Congress has lost Chhindwara only once since Independence when the wily Sunderlal Patwa was sent there by Atal Bihari Vajpayee to test Kamal Nath’s hold on the constituency. Patwa won the 1997 by-election by a slim margin in the backdrop of Nath having forced his wife to first contest and later vacate the seat for him. Nath, however, returned to his winning ways the very next year and has won the seat nine times.
It seems possible that Chhindwara, the lone surviving Congress seat, will be lost again this time and may be forever. A day ahead of polling, the town was drowned in saffron. Not so much the effect of vigorous campaigning by Vivek Sahu of the BJP but the Ram Navami festival which brought out saffron flags on every rooftop. The effect is likely to last since the polling is today. At 77, Nath is unlikely to contest another election here and his son Nakul seems like a pale shadow of his father unable to even make a forceful speech. The days of running Chhindwara from Shikarpur kothi are gone.
Nath’s closest allies in his near 50-year reign—Deepak Saxena and Kamlesh Shah—have deserted him. His local team of corporators has also decided to jump ship leaving a gaping hole in Nath’s campaign trail. Nakul had won by a margin of 37,000 votes in 2019 and the biggest lead had come from Kamlesh’s Amarwada Assembly segment. With Saxena in control of Chhindwara and forced to show his strength in his new party, it is highly likely that Nakul will not be depending on these segments. Instead, the Congress campaign was focused on Pandhurna, Parasia and Chaurai.
Amit Shah was in the region a couple of days ago and warned all BJP workers—old and new—against lethargy. His message was clear, the BJP wants all 29 seats this time. Cabinet Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya is camped here and using all his political acumen for the desired results. One such tactic was to raid the Shikarpur Kothi of Kamal Nath for his assistant Miglani who handles almost everything for him. With Miglani temporarily neutralised, BJP is best placed to repeat its win in Chhindwara in 1997.
2024 Lok Sabha Elections
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Nearly 40% voter turnout till 1pm
Chennai recorded an average voter turnout of 34% as of 1 pm on Friday. According data released by the Election Commission of India, Chennai (North) recorded 35%, Chennai (Central) recorded 32.3% and Chennai (South) recorded 34%.
The first phase of voting for the 18th Lok Sabha elections started taking place in 21 states and Union territories on Friday. Nearly 40% voter turnout was recorded till 1pm across the states. Seats in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Rajasthan, Nagaland, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Uttar Pradesh, Tripura, West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep and Puducherry go to elections on Friday.
There has been a substantial increase in the voter turnout charts across the Northeast states, with Tripura leading at 53.04% until 1 pm, as per the data released by the Election Commission of India. Other northeast states like Manipur (46.92%) and Meghalaya (48.91%) are also witnessing high voter turnout. After Tripura, West Bengal is experiencing a high voter turnout of 50.96%.
Chennai recorded an average voter turnout of 34% as of 1 pm on Friday. According data released by the Election Commission of India, Chennai (North) recorded 35%, Chennai (Central) recorded 32.3% and Chennai (South) recorded 34%.
Over 33% voter turnout was recorded in the first 6 hours of voting on Friday in 12 parliamentary constituencies of Rajasthan. According to the Election Commission, voting started at 7 am amid tight security arrangements and 33.73 % voting took place till 1 pm. The highest voter turnout of 40.72 % was recorded in the Ganganagar Lok Sabha seat while Karauli-Dholpur saw the lowest turnout of 28.32 %. Jaipur recorded a poll percentage of 39.35 %.
Over 37 % voter turnout was recorded till 1 pm in the Lok Sabha election being held for five parliamentary constituencies in Uttarakhand on Friday. Elections began at 7 am and the five constituencies recorded an overall poll percentage of 37.33 % up to 1 pm. The Nainital-Udham Singh Nagar seat recorded the highest turnout of 40.46 %, followed by Haridwar with 39.41%, Pauri Garhwal with 36.60 %, Tehri Garhwal with 35.29 % and Almora with 32.29 %.
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