Kerala CM inaugurates 63rd State Kalolsavam: The 63rd Kalolsavam kicked off in Thiruvananthapuram with 240 events across 25 venues, where the CM paid tribute to MT Vasudevan Nair. The event features performances from various artists and students, including a tribute from Silver Hills students and a group dance by Lord Malleeswaran’s daughters from Attappadi.

2 killed in tourist bus-car collision in Kollam: A tragic accident in Kollam resulted in the death of two individuals, with one person reported in critical condition. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns on Kerala's roads.

Stage mishap involving MLA Uma Thomas: MLA Uma Thomas is recovering in ICU after a stage mishap, with her condition improving following the removal of ventilator support. Protests erupted from Youth Congress activists in response to the incident.

Rijith murder case verdict: The court found nine RSS-BJP activists guilty in the Rijith murder case, with the final verdict scheduled for January 7. This case has significant political implications in Kerala.

Kerala to regulate tourist numbers at ecotourism spots: In an effort to manage tourism, Kerala plans to regulate the number of visitors at ecotourism locations and may revise entry rates during peak hours. This initiative aims to preserve the environment while promoting sustainable tourism.

Tribal art showcased at Kalolsavam: The Kalolsavam festival features the debut of Kerala's tribal art, including performances like 'Irular Nritham' and 'Mangalamkali', showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Kerala beaches to improve accessibility: Starting in Kozhikode, Kerala beaches will introduce accessible parking facilities for differently-abled individuals, enhancing inclusivity in tourism.