Rajagiri

Rajagiri refers to a few notable places and institutions, primarily in India. The most widely recognized is Rajagiri, a hill in Kerala, India, famous for its religious significance. It is home to the Rajagiri Marthoma Church, a prominent Christian church with a long history. The hill is also a popular pilgrimage site and offers scenic views of the surrounding landscape.

Another significant entity bearing the name is Rajagiri Vidyapeetham, a group of educational institutions based in Kochi, Kerala. This group includes various colleges and schools offering a range of academic programs, from primary education to higher studies in fields like engineering, management, and medicine. The institutions are known for their commitment to quality education and holistic development of students.

The name "Rajagiri" itself is derived from Sanskrit, combining "Raja" meaning king and "giri" meaning hill, thus translating to "King's Hill." This nomenclature often suggests a historical connection to royalty or a place of prominence. Depending on the context, Rajagiri could also refer to smaller villages or landmarks in different parts of India that share this name.