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Sthree Sakthi SS-301 Kerala lottery result for February 22 announced: First prize winner gets Rs 75 lakh | Check winners list here

Kerala State Lottery Department has announced the lucky draw winners of the Sthree Sakthi SS-301 lottery ticket today at 3 pm.

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Kerala State Lottery Department has announced the lucky draw winners of the Sthree Sakthi SS-301 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 75 lakh while the second and third prize winner will get Rs 10 lakh and Rs 5,000 respectively.

The lottery holders can check the winning list on the official website of Kerala Lotteries.

The winner of the first prize (Rs 75 lakh) is SK 958712

The winner of the second prize (Rs 10 lakh) is SH 623530

The winners of the third prize (Rs 5,000) are 0173 1099 1269 1483 1524 1891 1903 2612 2809 3009 5701 6492 7157 7337 8431 8743 9143 9697

The winners of the consolation prize (Rs 8,000) are SA 958712 SB 958712 SC 958712 SD 958712 SE 958712 SF 958712 SG 958712 SH 958712 SJ 958712 SL 958712 SM 958712

The winners of the fourth prize (Rs 2,000) are 0814 2015 2908 4593 5039 5084 7421 8894 8909 9853

The winners of the fifth prize (Rs 1,000) are 1425 1453 2328 2361 2777 3170 3238 4176 4214 4569 5081 5580 5756 6671 7654 8561 8585 9139

The winners of the sixth prize (Rs 500) are 6927 6370 5321 9223 4236 3903 6045 0904 0870 6465 8481 1971 5633 3191 7512 2263 0983 0022 7911 2923 0103 3252 3269 1736 7257 4718 4121 1556 6368 7669 7237 6511 6013 9316 3248 0304

The winners of the seventh prize (Rs 200) are 0032 0352 0400 0481 0585 0923 1019 1260 2206 2449 2487 2506 2716 2757 3334 3340 3424 3538 3653 3704 4011 4049 4339 4616 5209 5289 5723 6515 6686 6763 6813 6969 7780 7969 8152 8450 8722 8790 8927 9098 9296 9576 9639 9852 9890

The winners of the eighth prize (Rs 100) are 0051 0057 0081 0128 0174 0196 0305 0553 0563 0640 0685 0706 0748 0821 1084 1280 1299 1491 1589 1789 1797 1805 1952 2066 2133 2136 2298 2515 2547 2614 2740 2755 2773 2776 2788 2799 2907 2934 2983 3022 3040 3146 3199 3237 3255 3353 3355 3360 3381 3596 3606 3686 3731 3995 4160 4216 4311 4316 4404 4452 4487 4647 4728 4756 5019 5222 5293 5557 5600 5601 5604 5804 5837 5948 6081 6102 6193 6224 6321 6332 6447 6453 6459 6497 6745 6764 6859 7040 7051 7062 7190 7289 7326 7483 7508 7604 7617 7890 7975 8033 8039 8115 8197 8232 8276 8318 8347 8422 8435 8542 8711 8732 8828 9081 9124 9403 9455 9479 9599 9601 9644 9654 9661 9855 9887 9920

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.

Kerala Sthree Sakthi Lottery

Sthree Sakthi lottery ticket has 9 prizes including a consolation prize. The first prize winner receives Rs 75 lakh and the second and third prizes get Rs 10 lakh and Rs 5,000 respectively. The 10 percent of the first to third prizes will be deducted and the amount will be given to the agents (who sell the winning tickets) by the lottery agency. In the case of 3rd to 8th and the consolation prizes, 10 percent of the prize amount (agent’s commission) will be given from the fund allotted by the government.

Next Sthree Sakthi Kerala Lottery

The next Sthree Sakthi Draw will be held on March 1, 2022, at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, in the state capital Thiruvananthapuram.

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Bharti Singh, Haarsh Limbachiyaa welcome second child after she’s rushed to hospital mid-shoot

Comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa welcomed their second child after she was rushed to hospital during a television shoot.

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Popular comedian and television personality Bharti Singh and her husband, writer-host Haarsh Limbachiyaa, have welcomed their second child. The baby was born on Friday after Bharti was taken to the hospital following a sudden medical emergency earlier in the day, according to media reports.

Emergency during television shoot led to hospitalisation

As per available information, Bharti Singh was scheduled to shoot for the television show Laughter Chefs on Friday morning when her water broke unexpectedly. She was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, where she later delivered her second child. No further details about the baby have been shared publicly so far.

The news of the delivery comes weeks after the couple announced Bharti’s second pregnancy on social media.

Pregnancy announcement and maternity shoot

Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa had revealed the pregnancy during a family vacation in Switzerland. A few weeks ago, Bharti also shared pictures from her maternity photoshoot, where she was seen wearing a blue silk gown with white floral patterns.

Sharing the photos online, Bharti wrote, “2nd Baby Limbachiya coming soon,” along with a baby emoji.

Family background

Bharti Singh and Haarsh Limbachiyaa became parents for the first time in 2022, when they welcomed their son, Lakshya.

The couple is among the most well-known faces on Indian television. Bharti is widely recognised for her comic timing and distinctive on-screen persona, while Haarsh has made his mark as a writer and host. Apart from their television work, the two also co-host a podcast together.

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Renaming MGNREGA removes core spirit of rural employment law, says Shashi Tharoor

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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has strongly criticised the renaming of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA), saying the move strips the rural employment programme of its core essence. His remarks came after Parliament cleared the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Bill, also referred to as the VB-G RAM G Bill.

Speaking to media, Tharoor said the decision to remove Mahatma Gandhi’s name from the scheme “takes out the heart” of the rural employment programme that has been in place for years. He noted that the identity and philosophy associated with Mahatma Gandhi were central to the original law.

Tharoor also objected to the way the new name was framed, arguing that it unnecessarily combined multiple languages. He pointed out that the Constitution envisages the use of one language in legislation, while the Bill’s title mixes English and Hindi terms such as “Guarantee”, “Rozgar” and “Ajeevika”, along with the conjunction “and”.

‘Disrespect to both names’

The Congress leader said that inserting the word “Ram” while dropping Mahatma Gandhi’s name amounted to disrespecting both. Referring to Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas, Tharoor said that for Gandhi, the concepts of Gram Swaraj and Ram Rajya were inseparable, and removing his name from a rural employment law went against that vision.

He added that the name of Lord Ram could be used in many contexts, but questioned the rationale behind excluding Mahatma Gandhi from a programme closely linked to his philosophy of village self-rule.

Protests over passage of the Bill

The VB-G RAM G Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on December 18 and cleared by the Rajya Sabha in the early hours of December 19 amid protests from Opposition members. Several MPs opposed the manner in which the legislation was pushed through, with scenes of sloganeering and tearing of papers in the House.

Outside Parliament, members of the Trinamool Congress staged a sit-in protest near Samvidhan Sadan against the passage of the Bill. Congress also announced nationwide protests earlier this week, accusing the government of weakening rights-based welfare schemes.

Despite opposition criticism, the government has maintained that the new law will strengthen rural employment and livelihood security. The Bill raises the guaranteed employment from 100 days to 125 days per rural household and outlines a 60:40 cost-sharing formula between the Centre and states, with a higher central share for northeastern, Himalayan states and certain Union Territories.

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Rahul Gandhi attacks G RAM G bill, says move against villages and states

Rahul Gandhi has criticised the G RAM G bill cleared by Parliament, alleging it dilutes the rights-based structure of MGNREGA and centralises control over rural employment.

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Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi has launched a sharp attack on the Modi government after Parliament cleared the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Employment and Livelihood Mission (Rural) Bill, commonly referred to as the ‘G RAM G’ bill. He described the proposed law as “anti-state” and “anti-village”, arguing that it weakens the core spirit of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA).

The new legislation, which is positioned as an updated version of MGNREGA, was passed amid protests by opposition parties and is expected to replace the existing scheme once it receives presidential assent.

‘Bulldozed without scrutiny’, says Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi criticised the manner in which the bill was cleared, saying it was pushed through Parliament without adequate debate or examination. He pointed out that the opposition’s demand to refer the bill to a standing committee was rejected.

According to him, any law that fundamentally alters the rural employment framework and affects crores of workers should undergo detailed scrutiny, expert consultation and public hearings before approval.

Claim of dilution of rights-based guarantee

Targeting the central government, the Congress leader said the proposed law dismantles the rights-based and demand-driven nature of MGNREGA and replaces it with a rationed system controlled from Delhi. He argued that this shift undermines the autonomy of states and villages.

Rahul Gandhi alleged that the intent behind the move is to centralise power and weaken labour, particularly impacting rural communities such as Dalits, OBCs and Adivasis.

Defence of MGNREGA’s impact

Highlighting the role of MGNREGA, Gandhi said the scheme provided rural workers with bargaining power, reduced distress migration and improved wages and working conditions, while also contributing to rural infrastructure development.

He also recalled the role of MGNREGA during the Covid period, stating that it prevented crores of people from slipping into hunger and debt. According to him, any rationing of a jobs programme first affects women, landless workers and the poorest communities.

Opposition to name change and provisions

The Congress has also objected to the renaming of the scheme, accusing the government of attempting to erase the legacy associated with Mahatma Gandhi. Opposition MPs staged a dharna within the Parliament complex, questioning provisions of the bill that they claim dilute the “soul and spirit” of the original law enacted in 2005.

Under MGNREGA, the government guaranteed 100 days of work in rural areas along with an unemployment allowance if work was not provided. The ‘G RAM G’ bill proposes to raise the guaranteed workdays to 125, while retaining other provisions. However, critics have flagged concerns over employment being linked to pre-approved plans.

The bill was cleared after a midnight voice vote in the Rajya Sabha, following its passage in the Lok Sabha amid protests and walkouts. It will become law once approved by the President.

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