📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / Shagil Kannur
Business
Kerala Samrudhi SM-71 Lottery Draw Announces Rs 1 Crore First Prize on Sep 6, 2026
✍️ News18
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 12:32 PM
👁 3
The Kerala government released the Samrudhi SM‑71 lottery results for September 6, 2026, announcing a first‑prize worth Rs 1 crore. The winning numbers were broadcast live on News18 and are posted on the official lottery portal.
The Kerala State Lotteries Department announced the outcome of the Samrudhi SM‑71 draw held on September 6, 2026. The draw, which offers a top prize of Rs 1 crore, was streamed live on News18, where the winning ticket numbers were displayed to the public.
According to the official release, the complete set of winning numbers has been uploaded on the Kerala lottery website for verification. Participants are advised to check the numbers against their tickets and retain the original ticket for claim purposes.
The department reiterated that prize claims must be submitted within the stipulated period, and winners will receive their awards after verification at designated lottery offices across the state. This draw is part of the Samrudhi series, aimed at generating revenue for social welfare schemes in Kerala.
Lottery officials reminded the public that the scheme is entirely voluntary and that the proceeds support education, health and infrastructure projects under the state’s development agenda.
According to the official release, the complete set of winning numbers has been uploaded on the Kerala lottery website for verification. Participants are advised to check the numbers against their tickets and retain the original ticket for claim purposes.
The department reiterated that prize claims must be submitted within the stipulated period, and winners will receive their awards after verification at designated lottery offices across the state. This draw is part of the Samrudhi series, aimed at generating revenue for social welfare schemes in Kerala.
Lottery officials reminded the public that the scheme is entirely voluntary and that the proceeds support education, health and infrastructure projects under the state’s development agenda.