The Kerala state is soon going to launch the much-awaited seasonal Thiruvonam Bumper lottery, which is also popularly called the Onam Bumper. The first prize winner will get Rs 25 crore from this lottery, and the sales have begun from July 23 onward. The lottery results will be out in September.
Kerala Thiruvonam Bumper Lottery Ticket Price:
As per the latest update, the sales for Kerala Thiruvonam bumper lottery BR-105 have started from July 23, 2025, onward.
The Onam bumper 2025 lottery ticket price is merely at Rs 500 per ticket.
Kerala Lottery Onam Thiruvonam Bumper BR 105 Prize Structure 2025:
The first prize winner under the Onam bumper will get Rs 25 crore. However, the overall prize structures will be announced in due course.
Notably, the Thiruvonam Bumper Lottery in total has 10 prize levels, including consolation prizes. Most of the time, the ticket is printed in 10 10-series.
Kerala Lottery Onam Thiruvonam Bumper Result Date:
According to the update, the lottery draw date for Kerala Thiruvonam bumper lottery BR-105 is fixed on September 29, 2025.
Kerala Lottery Result Onam Bumper Lottery Significance:
As per the Kerala Lotteries Net, Thiruvonam is the major festival in Kerala. It is celebrated as a memory of the Hindu god Mahabali, who visits his country once every year. Along with Kerala, many other states celebrate the festival. In Kerala, the state government also organises the Onam celebration, which ends with a grand procession.
Kerala Lotteries Tax Structure:
As per the Income Tax rule, all lottery winning amounts are taxable irrespective of the salaried individual class. This means that an individual can even be under a lower income tax category or higher, but the tax rate on lottery wins is the same.
The fixed income tax rate is 30% on lottery wins under section 194B of the Income Tax Act. The income tax rate further increases due to the addition of a health and education cess of 4%, which takes the total tax rate to 31.2%. Notably, there are also surcharges levied if the winning prize is over Rs 50 lakh.
So there is a 10% surcharge imposed on the winning amount between Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore. The surcharge is increased to 50% on a winning amount greater than Rs 1 crore.
Additionally, there is a 31.2% tax deducted at source (TDS) levied if the winning amount exceeds Rs 10,000. If the lottery amount is rewarded in a mixture of cash and non-cash prizes, then TDS will imply the cash gains.
However, there are no tax exemptions given for wins in the lottery, either crossword puzzles, lottery tickets or horse races.
Gains in lotteries either be in Kerala or any other state of India, all fall under the category of 'Income from other sources.'
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