Chavla

Chavla is a name that may refer to multiple uses, most commonly as a surname and as a toponym in South Asia. It is a transliteration variant of similar surnames that arise from Indian and Pakistani naming practices, with the form Chavla reflecting differences in pronunciation and script, such as Devanagari, Gurmukhi, or Urdu spellings. As a surname, Chavla is borne by individuals in India, Pakistan, and among diaspora communities, typically within families that share regional or cultural ties. The spelling variant Chavla is one of several forms used in English-language contexts; related surnames can include Chawla or Chaula, depending on regional pronunciation.

Geographically, the name also appears as a placename in parts of South Asia, where it has been recorded for villages or localities within certain administrative regions. In contemporary usage, the name is primarily encountered in personal names and in local geography rather than as a widely recognized national term.

There are no widely documented institutions or historical events uniquely identified by the name Chavla. For related names, see also Chawla.