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Win Win W-658 Kerala lottery result for March 7 announced: First winner gets Rs 75 lakh, check winners list here

Kerala state lottery department announced the results for Win Win W-658 today at 3 pm. The next Win Win Lottery will be held on March 14.

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On Monday, March 7, the Kerala state lottery department announced the results for Win Win W-658. The lucky draw is being held at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram. The draw is overseen by a panel of independent judges. The winner of the first prize will receive Rs 75 lakh, while the winner of the second prize will receive Rs 5 lakh. The third-place winners would receive Rs 1 lakh.

The result is available on the official website of the lottery department at keralalotteries.com.

The winner of the first prize (Rs 75 lakh) is WE 341120

The winner of the second prize (Rs 5 lakh) is WF 333152

The winners of the third prize (Rs 1 lakh) are WA 196515 WB 673212 WC 323942 WD 403305 WE 227744 WF 737971 WG 755255 WH 755988 WJ 965921 WK 359273 WL 745738 WM 825910

The winners of the consolation prize (Rs 8,000) are WA 341120 WB 341120 WC 341120 WD 341120 WF 341120 WG 341120 WH 341120 WJ 341120 WK 341120 WL 341120 WM 341120

For the tickets ending with the following numbers.

The winners of the fourth prize (Rs 5,000) are 0750 0905 0941 1551 2026 2238 2387 3533 4432 4651 6640 7300 7840 8099 8282 8288 8865 9745

The winners of the fifth prize (Rs 2,000) are 0653 3770 3922 5351 5365 5498 5973 6701 7920 9273

The winners of the sixth prize (Rs 1,000) are 0866 0968 1771 1942 2280 3343 3410 3592 4881 6136 6612 7513 7536 8015

The winners of the seventh prize (Rs 500) are 0112 0119 0376 0547 0563 0945 1183 1471 1482 1504 1818 1897 1932 1994 2091 2131 2271 2323 2399 2424 2425 2469 2860 3099 3313 3403 3532 3599 3919 4251 4523 4621 4841 5190 5506 5520 5760 5815 5976 5980 6007 6058 6139 6147 6243 6344 6512 6542 6949 6970 7011 7062 7083 7249 7287 7424 7430 7459 7559 7666 7688 7895 7953 8272 8496 8575 8591 8719 8803 8879 8904 8939 9022 9073 9139 9150 9318 9428 9516 9666 9785 9823

The winners of the eighth prize (Rs 100) are 0083 0131 0147 0150 0208 0236 0340 0411 0661 0685 0689 0780 0843 0892 0951 0956 1017 1111 1132 1242 1363 1438 1469 1553 1556 1618 1640 1697 1762 1973 2017 2099 2146 2158 2523 2544 2550 2634 2664 2670 2682 2698 2721 2736 3054 3064 3122 3191 3208 3248 3393 3413 3455 3536 3656 3745 4261 4289 4349 4405 4419 4464 4513 4542 4597 4658 4744 4956 5093 5106 5255 5258 5274 5478 5556 5596 5630 5672 5680 5703 6055 6057 6066 6070 6224 6310 6361 6516 6644 6969 6980 7016 7056 7065 7303 7319 7471 7548 7690 7730 7736 7951 8039 8085 8181 8305 8318 8328 8460 8507 8830 8934 8936 8940 8998 9016 9111 9161 9272 9286 9292 9340 9541 9957 9972 9991

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 Win Win Lottery

The next Win Win Lottery will be held on March 14 at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction in Thiruvananthapuram. 

Kerala State Lotteries is a lottery conducted by the Kerala government. It is the first of its kind in India. It was founded in 1967 under the lottery department of the Kerala government.

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Jammu & Kashmir: 5 soldiers killed after Army vehicle plunges into gorge in Poonch

“Today at around 17:40 hrs (5.40 pm), an Army vehicle of 11 Maratha Light Infantry, which was on its way from from Nilam headquarters to Balnoi Ghora Post along the LoC, met with an accident near Ghora Post,” said officials.

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Five soldiers lost their lives and several others were injured when an Army vehicle veered off the road and fell into a deep gorge in the Balnoi area of Mendhar, Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir, on Tuesday, according to officials.

The incident occurred as the vehicle, part of the 11 Madras Light Infantry (11 MLI), was traveling from Nilam Headquarters to Balnoi Ghora Post. Reports indicate that the vehicle plunged approximately 350 feet into a steep gorge near its destination.

Upon learning of the accident, the Quick Reaction Team from 11 MLI rapidly mobilized to the scene to initiate rescue operations. The injured personnel received immediate medical attention, and efforts are currently underway to evacuate them for further treatment.

In a message on X, the White Knight Corps expressed their deep condolences for the tragic loss of five courageous soldiers, stating, “All ranks of #WhiteKnightCorps extend their deepest condolences on the tragic loss of five brave soldiers in a vehicle accident during operational duty in the #Poonch sector. Rescue operations are ongoing, and the injured personnel are receiving medical care.”

“Today at around 17:40 hrs (5.40 pm), an Army vehicle of 11 Maratha Light Infantry, which was on its way from from Nilam headquarters to Balnoi Ghora Post along the LoC, met with an accident near Ghora Post,” said officials.

This incident follows a similar accident last month, where one Army personnel died and another was injured when their vehicle skidded off the road and fell into a gorge in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir. This crash, which occurred on November 4 near Badog village in Kalakote, resulted in Naik Badri Lal and Sepoy Jai Prakash suffering critical injuries; Lal ultimately succumbed to his injuries while in treatment.

On November 2, another tragedy struck when a vehicle skidded off a hilly road in Reasi district, claiming the lives of a woman and her 10-month-old son, while three others sustained serious injuries.

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Over 350 Himachal Pradesh roads shut amid snowfall, 4 dead

Meanwhile, post-monsoon rainfall from October 1 to December 24 has shown a deficit of 92% of the normal level of 70.4 mm.

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In Himachal Pradesh, a significant snowfall in the past 24 hours has resulted in four fatalities and the shutdown of approximately 700 electric transformers along with over 350 roads, including three national highways. This has left around 500 vehicles stranded, among which are more than 300 buses.

The snowfall, which began yesterday, has been recorded in various districts such as Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti, as well as the higher elevations of Shimla, Kullu, Mandi, Chamba, and Sirmaur.

On a positive note, the situation has attracted a large number of tourists heading to Shimla and nearby areas in hopes of enjoying a white Christmas. According to MK Seth, president of the Shimla Hotel and Tourism Stakeholders’ Association, hotel occupancy in the historic town has exceeded 70%, 30% higher than usual.

Tragically, four individuals lost their lives in accidents over the last day, with several others injured due to vehicles skidding in hazardous conditions. Key national highways connecting Attari to Leh, Sanj to Aut in Kullu, and Khab Sangam in Kinnaur to Gramphoo in Lahaul and Spiti are currently blocked.

Among the affected areas, Shimla has the highest number of closed roads, totaling 89, followed by Kinnaur with 44 and Mandi with 25. The State Emergency Operation Centre reported that 683 transformers are inactive, leaving some regions without electricity.

Authorities have urged tourists to follow the advice of district officials and police, heed local guidance, and avoid driving on snowy roads. Khadrala experienced the highest snowfall, receiving 24 cm, followed by Sangla with 16.5 cm, and Shillaro at 15.3 cm. Other areas such as Chopal and Jubbal recorded 15 cm each, while Kalpa received 13.7 cm, Nichar 10 cm, Shimla 7 cm, Pooh 6 cm, and Jot 5 cm.

Manali and Dalhousie suburbs also saw snowfall since Monday, with light rain experienced in parts of the mid and lower hills. An intense cold wave is affecting the lower hills of Mandi, while cold conditions are noted in Una and Chamba.

The Meteorological Office reported dense, moderate, and shallow fog in Bilaspur, Sundernagar, and Mandi. An ‘orange’ warning has been issued for severe cold in Bilaspur, Una, Hamirpur, and Mandi, and a ‘yellow’ warning for dense fog in areas around the Bhakra dam reservoir and Balh Valley in Mandi until Thursday.

The coldest recorded temperature was in Kukumseri, Lahaul and Spiti, at minus 6.9 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, post-monsoon rainfall from October 1 to December 24 has shown a deficit of 92% of the normal level of 70.4 mm.

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Delhi Pollution: GRAP 4 revoked in capital, NCR as air quality improves

The GRAP 4 measures were implemented in Delhi after the air quality index (AQI) hit alarming levels on 16th December 2024

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Delhi Pollution: GRAP 4 revoked in capital, NCR as air quality improves

The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) today revoked Stage 4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) across Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). Nonetheless, measures under stages 1, 2, and 3 will remain in force to manage pollution levels. The GRAP 4 measures have been in effect in the entire NCR since December 16 after deterioration in air quality. 

This move follows after the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) reported an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 401 at 8 AM. The AQI on Monday fell into the severe category, measuring 403 at 7 am. Reportedly, AQI in several areas of the national capital was also recorded as ‘severe.’

Reports said, Anand Vihar recorded an AQI at 439, 456 at Ashok Vihar, 473 at Bawana, 406 at CRRI Mathura Road and 430 at Narela. Notably, an AQI between 0-50 is considered good, 51-100 is satisfactory, 101-200 is moderate, 201-300 is poor, 301-400 is very poor, and 401-500 is severe.

The GRAP 4 measures were implemented in Delhi after the air quality index (AQI) hit alarming levels on 16th December 2024. The Air Quality Index breached the 350 mark during the day, prompting the GRAP Sub-Committee to implement Stage-III measures. On the same day, by 10 PM, the AQI soared to 401, surpassing the severe plus category threshold. According to the Supreme Court instructions, Stage-IV measures were immediately introduced to tackle the crisis.

The apex court had earlier mandated precautionary measures, requiring Stage-III actions for AQI above 350 and Stage-IV for AQI exceeding 400. These directions were reiterated on 5th, 12th, and 19th December 2024, underlining the urgency to address Delhi’s air pollution.

As Delhi continues to battle hazardous air quality, the intensified measures under GRAP Stages I, II, and III will focus on curbing pollution sources and improving monitoring. Furthermore, residents are urged to remain cautious and adhere to guidelines issued by the authorities to mitigate the impact of air pollution on health and daily life.

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