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23 February 2025

Huge Wins Announced For Kerala Lottery Akshaya AK-690

First prize of ₹70 lakhs and several others awarded during the February 23 draw.

The Kerala Lottery results for Akshaya AK-690 held on February 23, 2025, have finally been announced, and the excitement surrounding the event was palpable throughout the state. Organized by the Kerala State Lottery Department, this weekly lottery draw took place at Gorky Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram, at 3 PM IST. With the first prize set at ₹70 lakhs (7 million rupees), the draw has been highly anticipated by countless hopeful participants.

The Akshaya series, known for its substantial prizes, has maintained popularity for several years, typically drawing participants every Sunday. The draw offers one of the highest first prizes among the state’s lotteries, ensuring significant public interest. The winning ticket for the first prize was number AP 300562 from Kottayam, purchased through agent Shibu Varghese (Agency No. K 9022). This win is expected to greatly impact the lucky winner’s financial situation.

Additional prizes include:


  • Second Prize: ₹10 lakh, awarded to ticket AY 466129 from Kollam (Agent: Madhusoodhanan Pillai, Agency No: Q 2395).

  • Third Prize: ₹1 lakh divided among 12 winners, with ticket numbers including AN 549474 and AR 177804.

  • Consolation Prizes: ₹5,000 to several winners, including tickets ending with the number AN 300562.

The Akshaya lottery system not only provides excitement and the chance to win significant cash amounts but also contributes to various social welfare initiatives funded by the lottery's proceeds. Established during the vibrant cultural milieu of Kerala, the lottery system was intended to create employment, raise government revenue, and aid citizens financially without causing public distress. Examples of welfare programs funded by the lottery include the Karunya scheme, which assists those unable to manage medical expenses.

The lottery system itself dates back to 1967 when the Kerala government decided to ban private lotteries to establish control and improve social welfare funding. This state-run lottery is recognized as the first of its kind and has set standards for fairness and transparency within the gambling sector. The participation rate remains high because results are announced not just publicly at Gorky Bhavan but also broadcasted and published online, enabling thousands across the state to check their winning numbers efficiently.

From the extensive history of the Kerala lottery system, it’s clear how deeply ingrained it has become in the community. Every Sunday, residents across Kerala tune in to see if luck is on their side, demonstrating the draw's significant cultural presence. The Akshaya lottery appeals to the masses, as evidenced by the high number of tickets sold weekly. Over 108 lakh tickets are often available, each contributing to the hope and excitement surrounding potential winnings.

The lottery’s prize structure ensures multiple pathways for winning, fostering hope among individuals from various walks of life. Prizes range from ₹100 for the eighth prize to ₹70 lakhs for the first, ensuring widespread engagement. The full list of prizes for the Akshaya AK-690 draw is extensive, allowing victors at all levels to claim their rewards swiftly through authorized lottery retailers or government lottery offices, particularly for larger prizes requiring identification verification.

Participants can check the results through various platforms, including official lottery websites like www.keralalottery.info, where they can find not just winning numbers but also other details related to upcoming draws and welfare initiatives funded by the lottery. Participants should be vigilant and check their tickets diligently to claim their prizes, as the nature of lotteries brings both excitement and responsibility.

With today's energetic draw, the Kerala Lottery continues to be more than just numbers on paper; it reflects dreams, hopes, and aspirations. The community remains engaged, presenting the lottery not just as game but as strong cultural event.