Punjab Lottery

The Punjab State Lottery has been running since 1968 and is administered by a wing of the Finance Department of the Punjab Government, with the aim of providing a clean and transparent lottery. It holds various monthly 'Bumper' lotteries, as well as draws celebrating major festivals throughout the year.

On the date of the draw, retailers return details of the tickets that haven't been sold, so these are not included in the draw. The Punjabi State Lottery Director is also at liberty to increase or decrease the number of tickets in each draw after the scheme has been announced. Draws take place in the Zila Parishad Building, located in Ludigarh, Punjab.

All winners of Punjab State lotteries are required to submit a claim form along with additional documents proving ownership and identity.

Punjab State Lottery Dear Bumper Draws

The Dear Bumper Lottery draws work similarly to the old monthly draws. There are usually a large number of prizes available to win, from 100 rupees up to an impressive Rs. 5.25 crore. Each of the colourful tickets displays a number made up of five digits between 00000 and 99999, and there may also be a letter before the five-digit number, depending on the draw and number of series. Ticket prices range from Rs. 20 to Rs. 1,000. The full list of current Dear Weekly draws is as follows:

Punjab Bumper Lottery Scheme

The only lottery draws that take place in Punjab these days are the Bumper Lottery draws. Some of these draws take place every month and others are held to mark special calendar events and religious celebrations. You can find a full list of Punjab Bumper Lotteries below.