The Thiruvonam Bumper (BR-105) lottery draw takes place annually. The first prize winner will receive ₹25 crore

The Thiruvonam Bumper (BR-105) lottery draw takes place annually. The first prize winner will receive ₹25 crore

The Thiruvonam Bumper (BR-105) lottery draw takes place annually. The first prize winner will receive ₹25 crore

The result for the Thiruvonam Bumper BR-105 draw conducted on October 4, 2025, will be declared at 2 pm today. Results will be updated here.

The first prize of ₹25 Crore goes to the lottery ticket number-

2nd prize (₹1 crore):

3rd prize (₹50 lakh):

Consolation prize (₹5 lakh):

4th prize (₹5 Lakhs ):

5th prize (₹2 Lakhs):

6th prize (₹5,000):

7th prize (₹2,000):

8th prize (₹1,000):

9th prize (₹500):

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The Thiruvonam Bumper (BR-105) Lottery is one of six Bumper lotteries conducted by the Directorate of Kerala State Lotteries and is drawn annually. The retail price of a ticket is ₹500. The tickets are printed in twelve series:  TA, TB, TC, TD, TE, TG, TH, TJ, TK, TL

Read more at: statelottery.kerala.gov.in

The draw is generally conducted in Thiruvananthapuram.

Here is the prize structure of the Thiruvonam Bumper (BR-105) Lottery:

1st Prize : ₹25,00,00,000/- [25 Crore]

(Common to all series) It will be drawn once.

2nd Prize: ₹1,00,00,000/- [1 Crore]

(Common to all series)

3rd Prize: ₹50,00,000/- [50 Lakhs]

(Common to all series)

4th Prize: ₹5,00,000/- [5 Lakhs]

(Last four digits to be drawn 20 times)

5th Prize: ₹2,00,000/- [2 Lakhs]

(Last four digits to be drawn 6 times)

6th Prize: ₹5,000/-

(Last four digits to be drawn 30 times)

7th Prize: ₹2,000/-

(Last four digits to be drawn 76 times)

8th Prize: ₹1,000/-

(Last four digits to be drawn 92 times)

9th Prize: ₹500/-

(Last four digits to be drawn 150 times)

Consolation prize:Consolation Prize: ₹5,00,000/- [5 Lakhs]

The consolation prize is given to tickets that share the same number as the 1st prize in the other 11 series.

An amount equal to 30 per cent of the prize money will be deducted from 1st prize as tax. Additionally, 10 per cent of the prize will be deducted as the agent's commission.

The prizes must be claimed 30 days from the draw date. The winners of the First and second prizes can submit their tickets to the Director of State Lotteries, either in person, by post or through nationalised, state or district banks with the necessary documents.

Prizes below ₹1 lakh can be claimed from the district lottery offices or sub-offices.

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