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Nirmal NR 261 Kerala lottery result out: First prize winner to get Rs 70 lakh, check full list of winning numbers here

Kerala State Lottery Department had organized the Nirmal NR 261 lucky draw at Thiruvananthapuram’s Gorky Bhavan today at 3 pm. Check the winning list here.

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Kerala State Lottery Department had organized the Nirmal NR 261 lucky draw at Thiruvananthapuram’s Gorky Bhavan today at 3 pm. The winner of the first prize will get Rs 70 lakh. Winning spots till the seventh position on Friday’s lucky draw will get monetary awards in addition to a consolation prize.

You can check the result by clicking on the official website of the Kerala State Lottery Department- www.keralalotteryresult.net Apart from these, the results are also published in the Kerala Government Gazette.

Check the Nirmal NR 258 lottery results

The winner of the first prize (Rs 70 lakh) is NO 840210

The winner of the second prize (Rs 10 lakh) is NS 311562

The winners of the third prize (Rs 1 lakh) are NN 659942 NO 833090 NP 903239 NR 652102 NS 905050 NT 849750 NU 882200 NV 248254 NW 202046 NX 123392 NY 929687 NZ 370748

The winners of the consolation prize (Rs 8,000) are NN 840210 NP 840210 NR 840210 NS 840210 NT 840210 NU 840210 NV 840210 NW 840210 NX 840210 NY 840210 NZ 840210

FOR THE TICKETS ENDING WITH THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS

The winners of fourth prize (Rs 5,000) are 5556 4987 9768 9151 7479 1532 1326 1099 3958 7390 9456 1576 1114 6631 9017 9527 9884 2604

The winners of fifth prize (Rs 1,000) are 0477 6320 3938 3155 8715 1382 7039 9247 8050 5001 4213 9715 6429 8616 0784 7407 6848 7046 6385 8578 9247 2969 5012 6938 1161 6703 0873 5711 8730 2075 1455 9942 2326 1710 7676 2826 4578

The winners of sixth prize (Rs 500) are 0020 0163 0244 0326 0436 0864 0882 0893 0951 1021 1522 1615 1679 1795 1808 1875 1913 2071 2100 2212 2274 2306 2335 2341 2369 2687 2821 2842 2956 3074 3236 3465 3493 3529 3741 4061 4081 4635 4797 4985 5093 5253 5345 5362 5428 5456 5475 5481 5591 5687 5866 5908 6346 6378 6493 6876
6951 7195 7240 7444 7445 7560 7617 7801 7841 8168 8173 8411 8518 8779 8829 8967 9252 9304 9394 9490 9508 9518 9668

The winners of seventh prize (Rs 100) are 0030 0032 0037 0303 0531 0557 0568 0647 0699 0700 0721 0787 0989 1102 1158 1271 1288 1444 1453 1493 1523 1591 1630 1643 1726 1790 1938 2184 2233 2248 2406 2649 2786 2839 2868 2940 3052 3168 3198 3206 3212 3306 3584 3647 3732 3767 3876 3890 3908 4076 4323 4383 4397 4406 4436 4629 4681 4755 4859 4885 4913 4919 5065 5096 5132 5151 5249 5366 5435 5525 5607 5693 5752 5776 5818 6080 6235 6249 6277 6298 6341 6517 6666 6680 6904 6948 6991 7071 7092 7123 7281 7282 7349 7515 7579 7581 7778 7870 7897 7907 8032 8039 8052 8125 8416 8543 8565 8641 8681 8747 8766 8812 8990 9134 9195 9305 9355 9556 9564 9624 9948 9953

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.

Next Nirmal Lottery

The next Nirmal Draw will be held on February 4 at Gorky Bhavan, Near Bakery Junction, Thiruvananthapuram.

Interested candidates can participate in the lottery by purchasing the tickets, which are priced at Rs 40 from any Taluk lottery office in the state. Notably, Kerala has three lottery offices in Punalur (Kollam district), Kattappana (Idukki district), and Thamarassery (Kozhikode district).

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Election Commission responds after Kejriwal questions BJP’s involvement in home voting process

Upon approval, a polling team, comprising election officials and security personnel, will visit the voter’s residence prior to election day to facilitate the voting process.

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The Election Commission of India (ECI) issued a detailed clarification regarding the home voting facility for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections scheduled for February 5, 2025. This initiative, designed to enhance accessibility for senior citizens (over 85 years old) and persons with disabilities (PwD), requires eligible voters to submit Form 12D to apply.

Upon approval, a polling team, comprising election officials and security personnel, will visit the voter’s residence prior to election day to facilitate the voting process.

Crucially, the ECI clarified that candidates or their authorized representatives will be permitted to accompany the polling team during these home visits. This provision addresses concerns raised by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal, who had previously highlighted a video showing BJP representatives present during a home voting event.

While the ECI statement did not directly mention Kejriwal or any specific political party, the inclusion of candidate representatives aims to ensure transparency and alleviate concerns about potential irregularities. The commission’s statement emphasizes that the presence of representatives is permissible to uphold fairness and prevent any accusations of undue influence.

The ECI has received a significant number of applications for this facility: 6,447 from senior citizens and 1,058 from PwD voters. To date, 1,271 senior citizens and 120 PwD voters have already cast their ballots through this home voting system. The process itself involves the polling team providing the voter with a ballot paper, overseeing the casting of the vote, and ensuring strict adherence to ECI guidelines regarding confidentiality. To maintain transparency and accountability, the entire process is recorded on video.

The ECI unequivocally stated that participation in the home voting option is entirely voluntary. Voters choosing this method will not be allowed to cast their vote at a regular polling station on election day.

The commission reiterated its commitment to conducting free and fair elections and underscored the importance of this initiative in promoting inclusive participation in the democratic process. Voters facing any difficulties are urged to contact their local Returning Officer (RO) or district Election Officer (DEO), or utilize the central helpline at 1950.

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76th Republic Day: US sends warm wishes to India, says defining relationship of the 21st century

The meeting with his Quad counterparts—External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar of India, Takeshi Iwaya of Japan, and Penny Wong of Australia—focused on enhancing economic opportunities and ensuring peace and security in the Indo-Pacific. It served as a practical demonstration of the commitment to the strategic vision articulated in his Republic Day statement.

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The United States marked India’s 76th Republic Day with effusive praise, highlighting the enduring strength of the world’s largest democracy and the burgeoning partnership between the two nations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in a statement released on the occasion, extended warm congratulations to the people of India, emphasizing the significance of the Indian Constitution as the bedrock of this vibrant democracy. He went beyond simple well-wishes, however, painting a picture of a rapidly strengthening bilateral relationship destined for even greater heights.

Rubio’s statement explicitly described the US-India partnership as “the defining relationship of the 21st century,” a bold assertion reflecting the growing strategic alignment and mutual economic interests between the two nations. This statement was not merely ceremonial; it underscored the deepening cooperation across various sectors, from space research to joint efforts within the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad).

The Quad, comprising the US, India, Japan, and Australia, received significant attention in Rubio’s remarks. He emphasized the alliance’s crucial role in promoting a “free, open, and prosperous” Indo-Pacific region, a clear signal of the shared commitment to counterbalancing China’s influence in the region.

This emphasis was reinforced by Rubio’s actions earlier in the week, hosting a crucial meeting of Quad foreign ministers at the US Department of State. This meeting, his first official engagement as Secretary of State, underscored the immediate priority given to strengthening the Quad alliance and its collaborative efforts.

The meeting with his Quad counterparts—External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar of India, Takeshi Iwaya of Japan, and Penny Wong of Australia—focused on enhancing economic opportunities and ensuring peace and security in the Indo-Pacific. It served as a practical demonstration of the commitment to the strategic vision articulated in his Republic Day statement.

Furthermore, Secretary Rubio’s bilateral meeting with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar in Washington D.C. further cemented the strengthening ties between the two countries. The discussions covered a broad range of topics, including regional issues and avenues for further deepening the US-India relationship.

A notable point of discussion, as highlighted in an official press release, included a shared commitment to addressing concerns related to irregular migration, an area of mutual interest requiring collaborative solutions. This commitment, alongside the focus on economic ties, demonstrated the multifaceted nature of the burgeoning partnership, extending beyond strategic security concerns.

India’s own Republic Day celebrations showcased the nation’s unique blend of cultural diversity, unity, and military strength. The grand parade on Kartavya Path served as a vivid display of national pride and the successful integration of diverse elements into a cohesive and powerful nation. The presence of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto as the Chief Guest further underscored India’s growing global influence and its capacity to foster strong relationships with key international partners.

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Ratan Tata featured in Jharkhand’s Republic Day tableau, pic surfaces

By celebrating both its industrial achievements and its vibrant cultural traditions, the tableau offered a nuanced and multifaceted portrayal of Jharkhand, highlighting its progress while deeply respecting its heritage.

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Jharkhand’s Republic Day tableau, a vibrant spectacle of colour and movement, presented a compelling narrative of the state’s journey from its rich heritage to its remarkable progress. The tableau, aptly titled “Swarnim Jharkhand: A Tradition of Heritage and Progress,” served as a powerful visual testament to the state’s multifaceted identity. Central to this narrative was the pivotal role played by the late industrialist, Ratan Tata, whose visionary leadership laid the groundwork for much of Jharkhand’s subsequent development.

The tableau’s design was meticulously crafted to showcase this multifaceted narrative. At its heart was Jamshedpur, India’s first planned industrial city, a legacy of Tata’s pioneering efforts. This iconic city, depicted in vivid detail, served as a powerful symbol of industrial growth and modernization. However, the tableau astutely avoided portraying a solely industrial narrative. It carefully integrated elements celebrating Jharkhand’s cultural richness and its commitment to social progress.

A striking image of two young girls engaged with laptop computers underscored Jharkhand’s significant strides in education. This symbolized the state’s dedication to expanding educational access, particularly for tribal children in both urban and rural areas, representing a crucial investment in the future.

The tableau cleverly juxtaposed this modern image with vibrant representations of traditional art forms. Sohrai and Khobar paintings, meticulously crafted by tribal artists, were displayed prominently, showcasing the enduring legacy of Jharkhand’s artistic heritage. Adding to the spectacle, performers enacted the energetic Chhau dance of Seraikela, a captivating dance form deeply rooted in the state’s cultural identity.

The tableau also subtly highlighted the contributions of women in Jharkhand’s economic landscape, acknowledging their significant role in generating employment and driving economic growth. This balanced depiction of industrial progress and cultural preservation made the tableau a truly comprehensive representation of Jharkhand’s identity.

By celebrating both its industrial achievements and its vibrant cultural traditions, the tableau offered a nuanced and multifaceted portrayal of Jharkhand, highlighting its progress while deeply respecting its heritage.

The inclusion of the Jaduguda uranium plant subtly acknowledged the state’s contribution to India’s nuclear energy program. In essence, the tableau was a powerful and memorable celebration of Jharkhand’s journey, skillfully weaving together its past, present, and future.

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