The Kerala Assembly on Tuesday witnessed heated scenes as opposition UDF MLAs attempted to enter the Speaker’s dais as part of their protests against the LDF government over the alleged slow pace of investigation in the Sabarimala gold theft case.


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Dramatic scenes unfolded in the Kerala Legislative Assembly as tensions erupted over the Sabarimala case, forcing an abrupt adjournment of the House session. The disruption followed heated exchanges, bringing legislative proceedings to a sudden halt.


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Shashi Tharoor met Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi in Parliament amid reports of internal discord. The Thiruvananthapuram MP dismissed rift speculation, insisting Congress leaders are moving together on the same page despite recent criticism and political chatter.


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Kerala has proposed reforms to its dowry laws, including decriminalising the act of giving dowry. A law reform panel has submitted its recommendations to the High Court, aiming to encourage victims to report harassment without fear of prosecution.


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The BJP is making significant inroads into Kerala’s political landscape. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to participate in a roadshow in Thiruvananthapuram, signaling the party’s growing focus on the southern state ahead of upcoming elections.

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Kerala has become India’s first digitally literate state, setting a benchmark in education and technology adoption. This video explores the initiatives, strategies, and success stories behind Kerala’s digital literacy revolution and how it is transforming the state’s future.

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A Kerala court on Wednesday (January 21, 2026) granted bail to Bengaluru-based businessman Unnikrishnan Potti, the prime accused in the case related to the loss of gold from the Sreekovil (sanctum sanctorum) door frames of the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple.



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Watch WION and Kerala at #WEF2026 in Davos.


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At the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Kerala is set to showcase its next frontier,  healthcare, life sciences, and biotech-led growth. From telemedicine and digital care to biotech, genomics, and AI-driven diagnostics, Kerala is building a future-ready health ecosystem.

Davos 2026 | How Kerala is Building the Future of Healthcare | WION at Davos 

From tourism and hospitality to Medicare and wellness, Kerala has emerged as a global destination. As leaders prepare for the Davos 2026 summit from January 19, discover why Kerala stands out at India’s pavilion at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.

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Kerala invites investors to seize clear, growth-driven opportunities shaped by a strong commitment to climate responsibility.
Kerala is powering ahead with various renewable energy sources. 
Kerala’s pledge to reach net zero emissions by 2050, well ahead of India’s national target, has propelled the state to the forefront of climate leadership. Watch how Kerala has emerged as a leader in sustainable development .

Davos 2026 | Kerala’s Green Tech and Climate Goals | WION at DAVOS 

Kerala shows how tourism can grow without losing its soul. From eco-trails and heritage homes to Ayurveda and community-first models, God’s Own Country is building a future-ready tourism economy rooted in balance, wellbeing, and sustainability. Join WION and Kerala at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Switzerland.

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The Kerala High Court has come down heavily on the Travancore Devaswom Board in the Sabarimala gold theft case, questioning why crucial temple works were entrusted to a single individual. The court also criticised the special investigation team for failing to arrest K P Sankara Das, as it heard bail pleas of senior TDB officials and other accused linked to the alleged misappropriation of temple gold.


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The special investigation team (SIT) probing the alleged gold theft from the Sabarimala temple in Kerala has told a court that the matter is not limited to two items and that gold is missing from more artefacts in the temple.

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The Kerala government is facing mounting criticism over the ongoing Sabarimala temple row. Controversy continues as authorities grapple with protests and legal challenges surrounding access and traditions at the famed pilgrimage site

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In response to the detection of avian influenza (H1N1) in neighbouring Kerala, the Tamil Nadu Public Health Department has ordered heightened surveillance and preventive measures in districts along the border between the two states to prevent any possible spread of the disease.

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BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla was questioned by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor outside Parliament on Thursday (Dec 18) about hosting night cricket matches in North India during winter. This came after the fourth T20I match between India and South Africa in Lucknow was cancelled on Wednesday (Dec 17) due to heavy fog. While it is very rare for an international match to be called off without a single ball being bowled because of fog. Fans also criticised the BCCI after the match was abandoned around 9:30 pm. However, India continues to lead the series 2-1, with the final match scheduled in Ahmedabad on Friday (Dec 19).&nbsp;&nbsp;Shashi Tharoor posted on his X that the match between India and South Africa should have been played in Thiruvananthapuram, which has cleaner air than Lucknow.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-was-mario-pineida-ecuadorean-footballer-shot-dead-in-gang-violence-1766044640383">Who was Mario Pineida, Ecuadorean footballer shot dead in gang violence?</a>&nbsp;“Cricket fans have been waiting in vain for the #INDVSSAODI to start in Lucknow. But thanks to dense smog, pervasive in most north Indian cities, and an AQI of 411, visibility is too poor to permit a game of cricket. They should’ve scheduled the game in Thiruvananthapuram, where AQI is about 68 right now!” Tharoor wrote on X.&nbsp;&nbsp;During the direct interaction with Rajeev Shukla, Tharoor said that the board (BCCI) should consider Kerala for future matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;“Rajiv ji, I was saying that apart from scheduling matches in North India in January, Kerala aaiye (come to Kerala),” Tharoor told Shukla.&nbsp;Replying to Tharoor’s suggestion, Shukla said: “Woh scheduling mein dhiyan dena padega (the scheduling will have to be looked into). From December 15 to January 15, can we allocate matches to South India instead of North India? Kerala already gets them; there is a rotation policy in place," as quoted by Firstpost.&nbsp;

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Winter matches in North India have long been debated because of fog, smog and poor air quality. On Wednesday, Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya was also seen wearing a mask at the Ekana Stadium, highlighting concerns about planning matches under such conditions.

During the direct interaction with Rajeev Shukla, Tharoor said that the board (BBCI) should consider Kerala for future matches. 

BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla was questioned by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor outside Parliament on Thursday (Dec 18) about hosting night cricket matches in North India during winter. This came after the fourth T20I match between India and South Africa in Lucknow was cancelled on Wednesday (Dec 17) due to heavy fog. While it is very rare for an international match to be called off without a single ball being bowled because of fog. Fans also criticised the BCCI after the match was abandoned around 9:30 pm. However, India continues to lead the series 2-1, with the final match scheduled in Ahmedabad on Friday (Dec 19). Shashi Tharoor posted on his X that the match between India and South Africa should have been played in Thiruvananthapuram, which has cleaner air than Lucknow. Also Read - Who was Mario Pineida, Ecuadorean footballer shot dead in gang violence? “Cricket fans have been waiting in vain for the #INDVSSAODI to start in Lucknow. But thanks to dense smog, pervasive in most north Indian cities, and an AQI of 411, visibility is too poor to permit a game of cricket. They should’ve scheduled the game in Thiruvananthapuram, where AQI is about 68 right now!” Tharoor wrote on X. During the direct interaction with Rajeev Shukla, Tharoor said that the board (BCCI) should consider Kerala for future matches. “Rajiv ji, I was saying that apart from scheduling matches in North India in January, Kerala aaiye (come to Kerala),” Tharoor told Shukla. Replying to Tharoor’s suggestion, Shukla said: “Woh scheduling mein dhiyan dena padega (the scheduling will have to be looked into). From December 15 to January 15, can we allocate matches to South India instead of North India? Kerala already gets them; there is a rotation policy in place," as quoted by Firstpost.

During the direct interaction with Rajeev Shukla, Tharoor said that the board (BCCI) should consider Kerala for future matches.&nbsp;

WATCH | Shashi Tharoor urges Rajeev Shukla to ‘bring India matches to Kerala’ after fog plays spoilsport in Lucknow

The NDA has scored a major political win in Kerala’s local body elections, clinching victory in areas considered Congress strongholds, including Shashi Tharoor’s home turf, signaling a significant shift in the state’s political landscape.


NDA storms to victory in Kerala local polls

A Kerala court acquitted Malayalam actor Dileep in the 2017 actor assault case after an eight-year trial. He was accused of conspiracy and destroying evidence. Accused one to six were convicted of rape, conspiracy and abduction. Their sentencing is scheduled for December 12.

Malayalam Actor Dileep Acquitted in 2017 Rape Case, Seven-Year Trial Ends

The Kerala government has approached the Supreme Court seeking deferment of the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the state until after the upcoming local body elections scheduled in December 2025. The state argues that simultaneous conduct of SIR and elections will strain administrative resources and disrupt smooth poll conduct. Kerala reserves the right to challenge the legality of SIR separately. 

Kerala Govt Plea to SC | Postpone SIR Exercise Till Local Polls Are Over

The Kerala government has approached the Supreme Court seeking deferment of the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in the state until after the upcoming local body elections scheduled in December 2025. The state argues that simultaneous conduct of SIR and elections will strain administrative resources and disrupt smooth poll conduct. Kerala reserves the right to challenge the legality of SIR separately.

Kerala Government Seeks Deeper Voter Revision, Challenges SIR Separately 

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, on Saturday, stated that the state government allocated Rs 50 crore each for the financial years 2023-24 and 2024-25, and Rs 60 crore for 2025-26, for the project aimed at eradicating extreme poverty. The funds were utilised for healthcare, housing construction, and ensuring sustainable livelihoods. CM Vijayan highlighted the state's progress from being the one with the highest poverty rate in 1961-62, with 90.75 per cent of the rural population and 88.89 per cent of the urban population below the poverty line, to becoming the first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan made this historic declaration in the Legislative Assembly on the occasion of Kerala Piravi (Foundation Day), stating that the state has achieved a remarkable milestone in eradicating extreme poverty on Saturday. Addressing the Assembly, CM Vijayan made a statement under Rule 300. "In the financial years 2023-24 and 2024-25, an amount of 50 crore each was specially allocated for this project, and in 2025-26, 60 crore was set aside. This amount was utilised for healthcare, housing construction, and ensuring sustainable livelihoods. In the 1975 study report titled "Poverty, Unemployment, and Development Policy in Kerala", conducted by the Centre for Development Studies (CDS) for the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Table 1 on page 11 shows the percentage of population below the poverty line in 15 Indian states during 1961-62. Although these figures have been subject to criticism, one fact stands out: in Kerala, 90.75 per cent of the rural population and 88.89 per cent of the urban population were below the poverty line. In other words, at that time, Kerala had the highest proportion of people living below the poverty line among all Indian states. From that position, Kerala has now risen to proudly become the first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty," CM Vijayan said. The Chief Minister also stated that the government ensured that those who required new houses received them, while others were provided with both land and houses. Additionally, support was extended to those who needed to rebuild or renovate their homes. Social welfare schemes, educational support, rural employment guarantees, and livelihood assistance were implemented to ensure no one went hungry. "Those who needed new houses were provided with them; those who needed both land and houses were given both; and those who needed to rebuild or renovate their houses were supported accordingly. Procedures, including land allocation, were made smoother. Through social welfare schemes, educational support, rural employment guarantees, and livelihood assistance, it was ensured that no one went hungry anywhere. Close monitoring was carried out right from the Chief Minister's level, and timely guidance and instructions were given at every stage, all of which helped achieve the goal swiftly," CM Vijayan said. The government provided houses for 4,677 families through the LIFE Mission and gave land and assistance for house construction to 2,713 families. Special provisions were made to grant up to Rs 2 lakh for house renovation for extremely poor families. The government also launched a special drive to identify land for the landless, acquiring 28 acres of land. Furthermore, 2.03 acres of land were donated by generous individuals through the "Manassodithiri Mannu" campaign. CM Vijayan extended sincere thanks to the donors. "A total of 4,677 families included in the list of extremely poor were found to be in need of housing. Houses for them were completed through the LIFE Mission. Similarly, 2,713 families were first provided with land and later given assistance for house construction. The existing rule allowed only 01 lakh for house renovation, but special provisions were made to grant up to two lakh for extremely poor families. Extensive efforts were made to find land for those who needed it. Through a special drive, 28 acres of land were identified for this purpose. In addition, 2.03 acres of land were made available as part of the "Manassodithiri Mannu" campaign. Sincere thanks are extended to all the generous individuals who came forward to donate land.", CM Vijayan added. CM Vijayan stated that this "experiment" will serve as a model for other states in the country. The Chief Minister credited the achievement to a collective effort involving local self-government institutions, various government departments, volunteers, social workers, the general public and government officials. He expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the initiative. CM Vijayan said, "Kerala has today become a state free from extreme poverty. We are presenting yet another new model before the nation. Kerala has always been a laboratory for various welfare initiatives. In the matter of eradicating extreme poverty too, we can hope that our experiment will serve as a model that can benefit other states in the country. As mentioned earlier, a large collective effort was formed to make this project a success involving local self-government institutions, the Department of Local Self Government, KILA (Kerala Institute of Local Administration), Kudumbashree Mission, LIFE Mission, and departments such as Revenue, Food and Civil Supplies, Agriculture, Transport, Health, Education, Social Justice, Labour, Registration, Fisheries, Women and Child Development, Electricity, Water Resources, and Cooperation. Volunteers, social workers, the general public, and government officials all contributed through their active participation, support, and initiative. At this stage, I extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who cooperated in this endeavour."Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan made this historic declaration in the Legislative Assembly on the occasion of Kerala Piravi (Foundation Day), stating that the state has achieved a remarkable milestone in eradicating extreme poverty on Saturday.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, on Saturday, stated that the state government allocated Rs 50 crore each for the financial years 2023-24 and 2024-25, and Rs 60 crore for 2025-26, for the project aimed at eradicating extreme poverty. The funds were utilised for healthcare, housing construction, and ensuring sustainable livelihoods. CM Vijayan highlighted the state's progress from being the one with the highest poverty rate in 1961-62, with 90.75 per cent of the rural population and 88.89 per cent of the urban population below the poverty line, to becoming the first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan made this historic declaration in the Legislative Assembly on the occasion of Kerala Piravi (Foundation Day), stating that the state has achieved a remarkable milestone in eradicating extreme poverty on Saturday. Addressing the Assembly, CM Vijayan made a statement under Rule 300. "In the financial years 2023-24 and 2024-25, an amount of 50 crore each was specially allocated for this project, and in 2025-26, 60 crore was set aside. This amount was utilised for healthcare, housing construction, and ensuring sustainable livelihoods. In the 1975 study report titled "Poverty, Unemployment, and Development Policy in Kerala", conducted by the Centre for Development Studies (CDS) for the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Table 1 on page 11 shows the percentage of population below the poverty line in 15 Indian states during 1961-62. Although these figures have been subject to criticism, one fact stands out: in Kerala, 90.75 per cent of the rural population and 88.89 per cent of the urban population were below the poverty line. In other words, at that time, Kerala had the highest proportion of people living below the poverty line among all Indian states. From that position, Kerala has now risen to proudly become the first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty," CM Vijayan said. The Chief Minister also stated that the government ensured that those who required new houses received them, while others were provided with both land and houses. Additionally, support was extended to those who needed to rebuild or renovate their homes. Social welfare schemes, educational support, rural employment guarantees, and livelihood assistance were implemented to ensure no one went hungry. "Those who needed new houses were provided with them; those who needed both land and houses were given both; and those who needed to rebuild or renovate their houses were supported accordingly. Procedures, including land allocation, were made smoother. Through social welfare schemes, educational support, rural employment guarantees, and livelihood assistance, it was ensured that no one went hungry anywhere. Close monitoring was carried out right from the Chief Minister's level, and timely guidance and instructions were given at every stage, all of which helped achieve the goal swiftly," CM Vijayan said. The government provided houses for 4,677 families through the LIFE Mission and gave land and assistance for house construction to 2,713 families. Special provisions were made to grant up to Rs 2 lakh for house renovation for extremely poor families. The government also launched a special drive to identify land for the landless, acquiring 28 acres of land. Furthermore, 2.03 acres of land were donated by generous individuals through the "Manassodithiri Mannu" campaign. CM Vijayan extended sincere thanks to the donors. "A total of 4,677 families included in the list of extremely poor were found to be in need of housing. Houses for them were completed through the LIFE Mission. Similarly, 2,713 families were first provided with land and later given assistance for house construction. The existing rule allowed only 01 lakh for house renovation, but special provisions were made to grant up to two lakh for extremely poor families. Extensive efforts were made to find land for those who needed it. Through a special drive, 28 acres of land were identified for this purpose. In addition, 2.03 acres of land were made available as part of the "Manassodithiri Mannu" campaign. Sincere thanks are extended to all the generous individuals who came forward to donate land.", CM Vijayan added. CM Vijayan stated that this "experiment" will serve as a model for other states in the country. The Chief Minister credited the achievement to a collective effort involving local self-government institutions, various government departments, volunteers, social workers, the general public and government officials. He expressed gratitude to all who contributed to the initiative. CM Vijayan said, "Kerala has today become a state free from extreme poverty. We are presenting yet another new model before the nation. Kerala has always been a laboratory for various welfare initiatives. In the matter of eradicating extreme poverty too, we can hope that our experiment will serve as a model that can benefit other states in the country. As mentioned earlier, a large collective effort was formed to make this project a success involving local self-government institutions, the Department of Local Self Government, KILA (Kerala Institute of Local Administration), Kudumbashree Mission, LIFE Mission, and departments such as Revenue, Food and Civil Supplies, Agriculture, Transport, Health, Education, Social Justice, Labour, Registration, Fisheries, Women and Child Development, Electricity, Water Resources, and Cooperation. Volunteers, social workers, the general public, and government officials all contributed through their active participation, support, and initiative. At this stage, I extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who cooperated in this endeavour." Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan made this historic declaration in the Legislative Assembly on the occasion of Kerala Piravi (Foundation Day), stating that the state has achieved a remarkable milestone in eradicating extreme poverty on Saturday.

Kerala becomes first Indian state to eradicate extreme poverty: CM Vijayan

#Gravitas Kerala is grappling with a sudden surge in cases of a deadly brain-eating amoeba, sending alarm through the southern state. In the past few weeks, health authorities have recorded at least 104 cases of amoebic encephalitis, commonly called brain fever, with 23 fatalities confirmed so far.  

Kerala on Alert: 23 Lives Lost to Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba

The Sabarimala gold plating scandal has triggered a high-level judicial probe after the Kerala High Court flagged serious lapses in how sacred temple ornaments were handled and repaired.

The Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) sent gold-plated copper idols to a private Chennai firm without prior court approval—violating earlier orders. A loss of 4.54 kg of gold was discovered upon return, with no proper documentation or oversight. The court has now ordered the valuables be returned and a full audit conducted.

Sabrimala scandal: 4.5 kg temple gold missing after plating work 

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