Maharashtra Lottery Result Today Live: Winning Numbers For July 15, 2025
Maharashtra State Lottery Result Today Live, July 15, 2025: Here's full list of winning numbers for lottery draw.
Maharashtra State Lottery Result Today Live: The Maharashtra State Lottery Department, in partnership with Lottery Sambad, conducted multiple weekly draws on July 15, 2025, offering participants several chances to win exciting cash prizes throughout the day. Below is an overview of each draw and details on how to check the results.
Maharashtra Padmini Weekly Lottery
Date: July 15, 2025
Time: 4:15 PM
First Prize: Rs 7 Lakh
One of the most popular weekly draws, this lottery sees thousands of hopefuls participating every Saturday.
Maharashtra Mahalaxmi Weekly Lottery
Date: July 15, 2025
Time: 4:30 PM
First Prize: Rs 10,000
A fan-favourite among regular players, this draw offers modest yet encouraging rewards.
Held every Saturday, this draw garners strong participation thanks to its attractive top prize.
Maharashtra Ganeshlaxmi Shubh Weekly Lottery
Date: July 15, 2025
Time: 5:00 PM
First Prize: Rs 10,000
The final draw of the day, giving players one last opportunity to win.
How to Check Maharashtra State Lottery Results:
Maharashtra State Bumper Lotteries
In addition to weekly draws, the Maharashtra Lottery Department also hosts special Bumper Draws throughout the year, featuring larger prize pools. These include:
These highly anticipated bumper lotteries offer grander winnings and are a major draw for lottery enthusiasts across the state.
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