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Rs200 prize bond draw date announced – June 2025

Rs200 prize bond draw date announced – June 2025

Web Desk June 13, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

The Draw Number 102 of Rs200 prize bonds draw has been scheduled for June 16, 2025, in Balochistan capital Quetta.

The Rs200 prize bond gives people a chance to win big cash prizes. The first prize is Rs750,000, and the second prize is Rs250,000, which is awarded to several winners. The third prize is Rs1,250 and will be given to many lucky participants.

This prize bond draw is expected to attract a lot of attention, as many people in Pakistan prefer investing in smaller bonds for the chance to win large amounts of money.

The winners of the Rs200 prize bond will be announced soon after the balloting process ends, and full updates will be shared shortly after that.

A complete list of winning numbers will be released once the results are final, so that everyone can easily check and confirm the outcome.

Prize bonds are a popular way to save and invest in Pakistan, offering regular chances to win through draws and attractive prize amounts.

There is a full schedule of upcoming prize bond draws in 2025, which includes different denominations like Rs750, Rs100, Rs1,500, Rs25,000, and Rs40,000. These draws are spaced throughout the year, giving people many chances to try their luck and win big. The Rs200 bond, in particular, will have more draws on March 15, June 17, and September 16 to keep people interested.

Prize bonds are seen as a safe and rewarding investment. The draws are organized under government supervision to make sure the process stays fair and trustworthy. People are encouraged to keep up with draw schedules and results to improve their chances of winning.

The National Savings Centre in Lahore has also announced the winning numbers for the Rs25,000 prize bond draw of 2025. This draw happens every three months and gives bondholders a great chance to win large amounts, with the top prize being Rs80 million.

 

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