K.N. Raj or Kakkadan Nandanath Raj is the economist who played an important role in India\s planned development, drafting sections of India\s first Five Year Plan, specifically the introductory chapter. Raj was then merely 26 years old. Raj moved to Delhi University, where he was Professor of Economics and also Vice-Chancellor (from October 1969 to December 1970), spending a total of 18 years there. During that time, he was instrumental in setting up the Delhi School of Economics (DSE). After returning to Kerala from Delhi in 1971, Raj set up the [Centre for Development Studies (CDS)][1] at Thiruvananthapuram, an institution that soon acquired an international reputation for applied economics and social science research. The work that Raj and his colleagues did for the United Nations in the early days of the CDS, and published in 1976, helped shape the contours of what later came to
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