2005 in Kerala

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January 4 - Minister P. K. Kunhalikutty submits resignation following Ice cream parlour sex scandal case.^[1]
February 9 - Forest Minister K. P. Viswanathan resigns following remarks of Kerala High Court on him helping Sandalwood smuggling mafia.^[2]
February 15 - A youth named Praveen was abducted and murdered in Kottayam district by a Dy.SP rank official of Kerala Police with the help of goons.^[3]^[4]
May 1 – Democratic Indira Congress (Karunakaran) founded at Thrissur by K. Karunakaran following split from Indian National Congress.^[5]
May 26 - Secondary School Leaving Certificate results with grading system replaced existing ranking system in Kerala.^[6]
June 22 – Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Wayanad established.

July 17 - Kodiyeri Balakrishnan moved a Motion of no confidence against First Chandy ministry.^[7]
July 20 - Kanichukulangara murders by Himalayan Chit Fund Group promoters against rival chit business company.^[8]
July 27 - Additional Sessions Court Thalassery gave Death-sentence for the five convicts of 1999 Jayakrishnan Master murder.^[9]
July 28 –
- President of India A. P. J. Abdul Kalam addressed Kerala Legislative Assembly and presented a 'Vision 2010' for the state.^[10]
- Victers TV an educational entertainment channel in Malayalam language operated by Department of General and Higher Education (Kerala) launched.
August 1 - Underpass at Palayam, Thiruvananthapuram inaugurated by Oommen Chandy. The works of the 300 m long underpass in middle of the city was completed in record time of seven and half months.^[11]
September 9 - Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation bus was hijacked and set ablaze near Kalamassery by followers of Abdul Nazer Mahdani for his release from prison in connection with 1998 Coimbatore bombings.^[12]
September 27 – Custodial death of a youth named Udayakumar in custody of Fort Station, Kerala Police, Thiruvananthapuram.^[13]
October - Left Democratic Front sweeps the 2005 local polls held during September by winning more than 70% of Gram panchayats, 110/152 Block panchayats, 11/14 District councils, 34/52 Municipal councils and all the five Municipal corporations.^[14]