Punjab State Diwali Bumper 2025: Grand Draw Scheduled for October 31

Punjab State Diwali Bumper 2025: Grand Draw Scheduled for October 31

The Punjab State Diwali Bumper Lottery 2025 is set to hold its grand draw on October 31, 2025, at 8:00 PM in Ludhiana. This year’s lottery offers a first prize of ₹11 crore, making it one of the most anticipated events for lottery enthusiasts in the region.

Prize Structure and Ticket Details

The lottery features a comprehensive prize structure designed to reward numerous participants:

  • First Prize: ₹11 crore (1 winner)
  • Second Prize: ₹1 crore each (3 winners)
  • Third Prize: ₹5 lakh each (3 winners)
  • Fourth Prize: ₹1 lakh each (9 winners)
  • Fifth Prize: ₹50,000 each (9 winners)
  • Sixth Prize: ₹9,000 each (2,400 winners)
  • Seventh Prize: ₹5,000 each (2,400 winners)
  • Eighth Prize: ₹3,000 each (2,400 winners)
  • Ninth Prize: ₹1,000 each (1,20,000 winners)

Tickets are priced at ₹500 and are available in three series: A, B, and C, with a total of 24 lakh tickets printed. Participants are advised to purchase tickets only from authorized sellers to ensure authenticity.

Draw Event and Result Announcement

The draw will take place at 8:00 PM on October 31, 2025, in Ludhiana. Results will be announced shortly thereafter and can be checked on the official Punjab State Lotteries website. Winners are required to claim their prizes within 30 days from the date of the draw.

Security Measures for Diwali Celebrations

In light of the upcoming Diwali festivities, the Punjab Police have intensified security measures across the state. Director General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav has directed district police chiefs to ensure maximum visibility and alertness of the police force, with a special emphasis on active and strategic checkpoints. This initiative aims to maintain peace and order during the festival season.

Public Advisory

Participants are reminded to purchase lottery tickets only from authorized sellers to avoid counterfeit tickets. Additionally, the public is urged to celebrate responsibly and adhere to safety guidelines during the Diwali festivities.