Kerala Onam Bumper Lottery 2026 First Prize Won By Ticket TL 360615

The Onam Bumper lottery result 2026, officially called the Thiruvonam Bumper BR-111, has been announced, with TL 360615 declared as the first prize ticket number for the Rs. 30 crore prize, according to Goodreturns.

Goodreturns reported that the winning ticket was sold in Kannur by an agent named Aneesh from the Muthu Lottery Agency in Chakkarakkal.

The draw was for the Thiruvonam bumper lottery BR-111, which The Hindu had described as offering a first prize of ₹30 crore.

The result drew wide attention because this year’s first prize was described by Goodreturns as a record Rs 30 crore, increased from Rs 25 crore last year.

First prize ticket and agent details

The first prize ticket number announced for the Rs. 30 crore prize is TL 360615.

Goodreturns identified the agent linked to the winning ticket as Aneesh from the Muthu Lottery Agency in Chakkarakkal, Kannur.

In its prize details, Goodreturns also listed the agent name as ANEESH M V and the agency number as C 3789.

The published first-prize series-wise winning numbers included TA 360615, TB 360615, TC 360615, TD 360615, TE 360615, TG 360615, TH 360615, TJ 360615 and TK 360615.

The first prize result reported separately by Goodreturns named TL 360615 as the ticket number for the Rs. 30 crore prize.

The BR-111 tickets were issued across ten series: TA, TB, TC, TD, TE, TG, TH, TJ, TK and TL.

The Hindu also reported that the tickets had been released in 10 series: TA, TB, TC, TD, TE, TG, TH, TJ, TK and TL.

Where and when the draw was scheduled

The Hindu reported that the draw of the Thiruvonam bumper lottery BR-111 would be held on Saturday (September 26, 2026) at Gorkhi Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram.

Goodreturns reported that the Onam bumper was happening on Saturday, September 26, at 2 PM at Gorky Bhavan, near Bakery Junction, Thiruvananthapuram.

Goodreturns had reported that the complete BR-111 prize list was expected to be published shortly after the draw.

Goodreturns had also said the official Kerala lottery result was likely to be out by around 4 PM.

Manorama Online reported ahead of the draw that the Onam Bumper Lottery results would be announced tomorrow, with the tickets selling out in record time.

Manorama Online also reported that excitement was building and that people were eagerly sharing their hopes and expectations ahead of the draw.

Record first prize and ticket sales

Goodreturns reported that this year’s Onam Bumper result was special because it carried a record first prize of Rs 30 crore.

The same report said the first prize was increased from Rs 25 crore last year.

Goodreturns described the Rs 30 crore first prize as the biggest lottery prize ever offered by the Kerala State Lotteries Department.

The Hindu reported that the sale of Thiruvonam bumper tickets began on July 20.

The Hindu reported that the ticket price was 500 rupees.

Goodreturns reported that the Onam Bumper ticket price had been kept unchanged at Rs 500 despite the increase in the first prize amount.

The Hindu reported that around 90 lakh tickets were printed for Thiruvonam Bumper 2026.

Of these, 89.85 lakh tickets were sold out, according to The Hindu.

Goodreturns reported that all 90 lakh Thiruvonam Bumper tickets printed for this year’s draw had already sold out.

According to Goodreturns, the Kerala Lottery Department’s sales figures showed that Palakkad recorded the highest Onam Bumper ticket sales this year.

Goodreturns reported that Palakkad was followed by Thrissur and Thiruvananthapuram in Onam Bumper ticket sales.

The total prize money on offer in this year’s Onam Bumper lottery result is Rs 125.54 crore, according to Goodreturns.

Prize structure and other winning numbers

Goodreturns reported that the Thiruvonam Bumper BR-111 prize structure had seen changes this year.

Along with the Rs 30 crore first prize, the lottery offers a second prize of Rs 1 crore each for twenty winners, according to Goodreturns.

Goodreturns also published additional winning numbers in the BR-111 result details.

The listed numbers included TA 957486, TB 642974, TC 810428, TD 305900 and TE 328611.

The published list also included TA 300530, TB 439962, TC 952340, TD 279706 and TE 970611.

Another set listed by Goodreturns included TA 190509, TB 342811, TC 790518, TD 391100 and TE 574804.

Goodreturns also listed TG 132958, TH 190728, TJ 857456, TK 117233 and TL 214267.

The result details further included TA 398143, TB 884286, TC 429837, TD 539041 and TE 683330.

Goodreturns also listed TG 971190, TH 838226, TJ 484920, TK 540538 and TL 340163.

The published list included TB 558547, TC 278059, TD 905827, TE 594498 and TG 136478.

Goodreturns also listed TH 410444, TJ 308307, TK 757590 and TL 206074.

The lower prize categories published by Goodreturns included 6th Prize: Rs. 5,000, 7th Prize: Rs. 2,000, 8th Prize: Rs. 1,000 and 9th Prize: Rs. 500.

What the winner may receive after deductions

Goodreturns reported that once the Onam Bumper BR-111 winner is announced, the actual take-home amount will be considerably lower than the printed Rs 30 crore first prize after standard deductions.

According to Goodreturns, a 10% agent commission is deducted first.

Goodreturns reported that the agent commission is followed by a 30% tax rate.

The report also said a 4% health and education cess applies.

Goodreturns added that a surcharge can go up to 37% for prizes in the highest bracket.

Based on this structure, Goodreturns reported that the Onam Bumper first prize winner this year is likely to receive close to Rs 15.5 crore in hand.

Goodreturns reported that the Rs 1 crore second prize winners fall into a lower surcharge bracket.

The same report said the Rs 1 crore second prize winners are expected to retain close to 59% of the prize amount.

How winners must verify and claim prizes

Goodreturns reported that winners of the Kerala Onam Bumper lottery result must verify their ticket numbers against the official result published by the Kerala Lottery Department.

The report also said winners must verify their ticket numbers against the Kerala Government Gazette before proceeding with any claim.

Prizes above Rs 10,000 must be claimed at the Lottery Directorate in Vikas Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram, according to Goodreturns.

Goodreturns reported that such claims must be made within 90 days.

The same report said claims for prizes above Rs 10,000 must include self-attested copies of Aadhaar, PAN and bank passbook details.

Goodreturns reported that smaller prizes can be claimed at the respective district lottery offices.

The Kerala Lottery Department has cautioned Onam Bumper winners against fraud calls asking for processing fees, GST or bank details in exchange for releasing prize money, according to Goodreturns.

Why this result was closely watched

The BR-111 result was closely watched because the draw combined a record Rs 30 crore first prize with a ticket price kept at Rs 500, according to Goodreturns.

The scale of the draw was also reflected in the ticket sales, with The Hindu reporting that 89.85 lakh of around 90 lakh printed tickets had been sold.

Goodreturns reported that all 90 lakh printed tickets had already sold out.

The ticket sale pattern also drew attention because Palakkad recorded the highest sales, followed by Thrissur and Thiruvananthapuram, according to Kerala Lottery Department sales figures cited by Goodreturns.

The overall prize pool of Rs 125.54 crore added to the significance of this year’s Onam Bumper lottery result, according to Goodreturns.

The first prize number TL 360615 and the reported sale of the ticket in Kannur through Aneesh of Muthu Lottery Agency in Chakkarakkal are the key result details now available from Goodreturns.