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Indian Expat Living In UAE Wins Jackpot, To Get Rs 5.5 Lakh Per Month For 25 Years

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Indian Expat Living In UAE Wins Jackpot, To Get Rs 5.5 Lakh Per Month For 25 Years

[ad_1] Natarajan, 49, won the FAST5 Grand Prize of Emirates Draw.Dubai: Magesh Kumar Natarajan, an Indian project manager, on Friday became the first winner outside the UAE of a new raffle draw that will earn him more than Rs 5.5 lakh every month for the next 25 years, dramatically changing his fortunes.Natarajan, 49, won the FAST5 Grand Prize of Emirates Draw. The win ensures he will get Dh 25,000 (5.6 lakh) a month for 25 years.The project manager in Ambur, Tamil Nadu is the first global grand prize winner and the first winner outside the UAE.“I faced a lot of challenges in my life and during my studies. Many people from society helped me to complete my education. It's my time to give back to society. I will ensure that my contribution to society reaches needy people,” he told PTI.Nata...

Indian Expat, Living In Dubai, To Get Rs 5.5 Lakh Per Month For 25 Years

[ad_1] He decided to buy the lottery ticket when he came across the ad while scrolling social mediaAn Indian expat Mohd Adil Khan, living in UAE, has won the first FAST5 Grand Prize. Now, he will be receiving AED 25,000 (Rs 5.5 lakh approx) every month, for the next 25 years. The official statement revealed that Mohd Adil Khan, an architect from Lucknow, “never imagined” that his first purchase could make him the winner of the grand prize. With his big win, Mr Adil aims to buy a house for his family and also wishes to explore other investment opportunities. The statement added that he decided to buy the lottery ticket when he came across the ad while scrolling social media one day. Mr Adil, who went to Dubai from Saudi Arabia in 2018, said, “This was the first time I brought any raffle ...

Shocking phone lottery fraud costs Mumbai man ₹2.10 lakh; how it was done

[ad_1] A fraudster posing as a senior employee of an online store conned a Mumbai man of ₹2.10 lakh in a lottery fraud. An offence has been registered against an unidentified person after a man from suburban Borivali here was allegedly duped of ₹2.10 lakh in a lottery scam, police said on Sunday. Based on a complaint, the MHB police recently registered a first information report (FIR), an official said. The complainant had purchased an appliance from an online store in 2019. Two years later, he received a letter from West Bengal, which was allegedly from the store stating that he had been chosen for a lucky draw, he said. The victim received a scratch card, which revealed that he had won a car worth ₹10.4 lakh as the first prize and he received a call from a man posing as a se...