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Punjab carpenter wins Rs 1.5 crore lottery a day after daughter's birth

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Yudhvir Singh, a carpenter from Bareta town in Punjab, became a father to a baby girl on November 6, 2026. The following day, he learned he had won Rs 1.5 crore in the Punjab State Dear Lottery. His family had been under significant financial pressure, so the prize is expected to make a major difference. Singh says he intends to use the money to fund his daughter's education. He also plans to ease the burden of his housing loan and monthly household expenses.

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