Sthree Sakthi Kerala Lottery Result

Sthree Sakthi — the name means “woman power” — is one of the seven weekly tickets run by the Kerala State Lotteries Department, the first government-run lottery in India. Each weekday has its own named ticket, and Sthree Sakthi is the Tuesday draw. Like all Kerala tickets, it is a paper lottery sold through licensed agents across the state, with proceeds contributing to state welfare programmes.

A single Sthree Sakthi ticket carries a series code (SS), a draw number and a date. On draw day the department publishes the winning numbers in prize order in an official gazette. For the full seven-day line-up and where SS fits, see our Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule, and note that 66Lottery is an independent online game and is not affiliated with the Kerala State Lotteries Department.

These are indicative details of the format — timings can shift on bumper or holiday weeks, so always confirm on the day.

The Kerala State Lotteries Department draws Sthree Sakthi on Tuesday each week. As with all Kerala draws, the winning numbers are read out in prize order in the afternoon, around 3:00 PM IST, and the official result gazette (PDF) is published shortly afterwards.

Around festival bumper periods and public holidays the schedule can move, so treat 3 PM as a guide rather than a fixed rule and confirm on the day. To see how SS sits alongside the other six weekday tickets, read our Kerala lottery weekly draw schedule.

Because it is a fixed weekly slot, search interest in the “Sthree Sakthi result” peaks every Tuesday afternoon as ticket-holders wait for the numbers. That predictable rhythm is also what scammers exploit — fake results tend to circulate in the window between the draw and the official gazette going live. The simple rule is to wait for the official sheet, however tempting an early screenshot looks.

Each Kerala draw is a public, supervised event. Winning numbers are selected using draw machines under the watch of officials, and the numbers are read out in prize order — first prize, consolation, then each lower tier in turn. Because tickets are sold in series (batches of the same number across different series letters), the same digits can appear in more than one series, which is why the consolation prize exists for matching numbers in other series.

Immediately after the draw, the department compiles the official result gazette — a PDF listing every winning number by tier — and publishes it. That gazette, not any early screenshot, is the single source of truth. Lower tiers are frequently decided on just the last four digits of the ticket number, so a ticket can win a smaller prize even when the full number does not match the first prize. Always read the whole sheet before deciding you have missed out.

1. 1Read your ticket — confirm the series is SS, and note the draw number and date.
2. 2Use an official source: the Kerala State Lotteries website, the printed gazette, or a trusted outlet republishing the official sheet.
3. 3Match in prize order — first prize, consolation, then the lower tiers. Some lower tiers are decided on the last four digits only.
4. 4Verify every digit and the series letters exactly before you celebrate.
5. 5Claim on time — generally within 30 days, with the original ticket and valid ID.

For the full tier format and ticket price, see our Sthree Sakthi prize structure & ticket price guide.

Sthree Sakthi follows the same tiered layout as every Kerala weekly ticket. Rather than quote amounts that the department revises from time to time, it helps to understand the shape of the prize table so you know what to look for when the sheet is published:

• • A single first prize for one matching full ticket number.
• • A consolation prize for tickets sharing the first-prize number across other series.
• • A ladder of second, third and lower prizes with decreasing amounts.
• • Several last-four-digit prizes, where only the final four digits need to match.

Because lower tiers are decided on partial digits, always scan the whole sheet, not just the first prize. Confirm the current amounts on the official Kerala source — we deliberately do not reproduce them here.

Confirmed a win against the official gazette? The claim process depends on the amount. Smaller prizes are typically paid out by authorised agents or banks under the department's rules, while larger prizes are claimed directly from the Kerala State Lotteries Department by submitting the original, undamaged ticket with valid photo ID within the claim window — generally around 30 days from the draw.

Keep the ticket flat and safe, sign the back if advised, and never hand the original to anyone you do not trust. For the full tier format, ticket price and the tax position on winnings, see our Sthree Sakthi prize structure & ticket price guide, and always confirm the current claim rules on the official source.

Most disappointments at result time come down to small checking errors rather than bad luck. A few are worth flagging so you do not miss a genuine win or celebrate a false one:

• • Ignoring the series letters. The SS code and series prefix matter as much as the digits — the same number in a different series is a different ticket.
• • Only checking the first prize. Many wins sit in the lower tiers decided on the last four digits, so scan the whole sheet.
• • Reading an old or wrong-date sheet. Always match the exact draw date printed on your ticket.
• • Trusting a forwarded image. Verify against the official gazette, not a WhatsApp screenshot.
• • Damaging the ticket. A torn or defaced ticket can complicate a claim — keep it flat and safe until you have checked.

Screenshots claiming the SS result before the official time circulate on WhatsApp and Telegram most Tuesdays. If a number cannot be traced to the official gazette, treat it as unconfirmed. Never pay anyone to “confirm” a win — genuine results are free and public, and official claims go through the department, not a middleman.

Be especially wary of messages that say you have won but must first pay a “processing fee” or “tax” to release the prize. That is a classic advance-fee scam: no genuine Kerala lottery win ever requires an upfront payment to a private account. If someone asks for money to hand over a prize, it is fraud — stop and verify only through the official department.

A good habit is to treat every early “result” you did not fetch yourself from the official source as unverified until proven otherwise. Screenshots can be edited, forwarded messages lose their origin, and a number that looks right at a glance can be off by a digit or a series letter. Checking takes a minute against the gazette and removes all doubt — well worth it before you celebrate or, worse, act on a fake.

A lottery — state-run or online — is a game of chance with real money involved. Set a budget, never chase losses, and treat it as entertainment, not income. If it stops feeling fun, the warning signs of problem gambling are worth knowing. See our responsible gaming page. 66Lottery is for players aged 18 and above.