Rajan is a seasoned software engineer with experience in architecting, designing, coding, estimating, planning and mentoring software development.

As of Aug-2023, he has written more than 1 million lines of backend and frontend code. He has built 40+ small, medium and large scale software applications from scratch and shipped to enterprises across the globe.

In his leisure time, he loves to read books, experiment with startup ideas, write stories and explore spiritual aspects of life.

He is currently pursuing Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode.

Recent Posts

A Noble Farmer in the capital

A Noble Farmer in the capital

This story explores a man who couldn't bargain with his values and eventually paid the price for it. It reveals how the political landscape slowly crushes noble intentions and how choosing integrity in a corrupt system can cost everything and leave one isolated.

Author: Rajan Kumar January 14, 2026Gurugram, India

Room 3327

Room 3327

A journey into the cost of being too far ahead of your time.

Author: Rajan Kumar January 4, 2026Gurugram, India

The road back, The road beyond

The road back, The road beyond

Between roots and roads, he lay awake. Morning would ask for an answer.

Author: Rajan Kumar December 18, 2025Gurugram, India

The nice guy dilemma

The nice guy dilemma

A person who can be manipulated by money, lust or fame is not respected, trusted, feared or loved. Make yourself manipulation proof from these stuffs.

Author: Rajan Kumar January 14, 2024Gurugram,India

The lonely chapter of pathfinders

The lonely chapter of pathfinders

The difference-makers and pathfinders take unconventional decisions and often find themselves utterly alone with those choices. Those lonely chapters of their life are where they re-invent themselves.

Author: Rajan Kumar Reviewer: Prof. (Dr.) Priya Nair Rajeev [Professor- OB & HR & Head- Centre of Excellence for Social Innovation (CESI)] December 26, 2023Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode

The creativity crisis

The creativity crisis

With extreme virtualization, digital noises and many other factors, we are losing the space we used to have for thinking... blending... dispersing... observing and most importantly ‘creating’ in the end. This shrinking space for ‘creating’ is a creativity crisis for every individual.

Author: Rajan Kumar Reviewer: Prof. (Dr.) Priya Nair Rajeev [Professor- OB & HR & Head- Centre of Excellence for Social Innovation (CESI)] December 19, 2023Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode