Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All 7 Draws

Quick answer: Kerala runs one named lottery draw every day of the week, each with its own ticket, all drawn in the afternoon with results usually published around 3 PM IST. Sthree Sakthi is one of these weekday tickets. Ticket names are revised periodically, so confirm the current day-to-ticket mapping on the official source.
Updated July 2026 · Evergreen schedule — ticket names change over time, verify officially.
One Draw Every Day of the Week
Unlike a lottery with a single weekly event, the Kerala State Lotteries Department runs a draw every single day, and each day carries its own named ticket. That is why regular players talk about "which lottery is today" — the answer changes with the weekday. Knowing the schedule tells you exactly which result to search for, and which ticket to buy for a particular day.
This overview complements our main Kerala lottery result today guide, which covers safe checking in depth, and the Sthree Sakthi result page for that specific ticket.

The Weekly Schedule
The table shows how the week is organised and where Sthree Sakthi sits. Ticket names have been revised more than once over the years, so treat the names as the current-era pattern and always confirm today's ticket on the official source.
| Day | Ticket (typical) | Code | Result window (IST) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Win-Win | W | Around 3:00 PM |
| Tuesday | Sthree Sakthi | SS | Around 3:00 PM |
| Wednesday | Fifty-Fifty | FF | Around 3:00 PM |
| Thursday | Karunya Plus | KN | Around 3:00 PM |
| Friday | Nirmal | NR | Around 3:00 PM |
| Saturday | Karunya | KR | Around 3:00 PM |
| Sunday | Akshaya / current Sunday ticket | AK | Around 3:00 PM |
If a name here does not match what you see on the official sheet, trust the official sheet — it reflects the latest scheme.
Draw Timing Explained
Every daily draw happens in the afternoon, and the official signed result sheet is usually uploaded around 3 PM IST, with the exact minute varying by day. Because each day has a single draw, there is no live evening refresh — you check once in the mid-afternoon window. Anything circulating before the draw completes is unofficial and should be ignored.
Festival Bumper Draws
Alongside the daily tickets, Kerala runs special bumper draws around festivals and seasons — Onam, Vishu, Pooja, Christmas-New Year and the monsoon, among others. These are one-off draws with larger prize pools, higher ticket prices and their own announced dates, and they are not part of the daily seven-day cycle. The bumper schedule is published separately, so check the official source for current bumper dates.
Finding Your Draw Day
To avoid searching for the wrong result, work backwards from the ticket in your hand. The ticket prints its name and code (for example SS for Sthree Sakthi), which tells you the day it is drawn. Match that to the schedule, then look only for that ticket's sheet on its draw day. For prize details on the SS ticket specifically, see the Sthree Sakthi prize structure guide.
Why Ticket Names Change
The department periodically restructures the weekly line-up — renaming tickets, adjusting prize schemes or shifting which ticket falls on which day. That is completely normal and is exactly why no third-party page, including this one, should be your final word on the current mapping. Use this schedule to understand the shape of the week, and the official gazette to confirm the specifics for a given date.
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Play Safely and Responsibly
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Kerala lottery draws are there each week?
One per day, so seven weekly draws, each with its own named ticket. Special festival bumper draws run separately from this daily cycle with their own announced dates.
Which day is the Sthree Sakthi draw?
Sthree Sakthi is one of the weekday tickets, traditionally in the Tuesday slot. Ticket days are revised periodically, so confirm the current day on the official Kerala State Lotteries source.
What time are Kerala results published?
Each daily draw is held in the afternoon, and the official signed sheet is usually uploaded around 3 PM IST. The exact minute varies, and the result is final only once the department publishes the official sheet.
Do the Kerala ticket names ever change?
Yes. The department periodically restructures the weekly line-up, renaming tickets or adjusting which ticket falls on which day. Always confirm the current name for a given day on the official source rather than a third-party page.
Are festival bumper draws part of the weekly schedule?
No. Bumper draws around Onam, Vishu, Christmas-New Year and similar occasions are one-off events with larger prize pools and separate dates, run alongside — not inside — the daily seven-day cycle.
Is the result time the same for every day of the week?
Broadly yes — every daily draw is held in the afternoon with the official sheet usually uploaded around 3 PM IST, though the exact minute varies by day. The result is only final once the department publishes the signed sheet.
Can I check any day’s Kerala result on this page?
This page explains the weekly structure so you know which ticket belongs to which day. To check an actual result, use the official Kerala State Lotteries source for the specific ticket and date — we never publish live winning numbers ourselves.
Conclusion
Kerala's week is simple in shape: one named draw a day, each in the mid-afternoon window, with Sthree Sakthi among the weekday tickets. Use this schedule to know which result to search for, but confirm the current ticket names on the official source, since they change. From here, check a result safely with the Kerala lottery result today guide, read the SS prize structure, or try an instant format on Dhani Win.
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