Ramnagar
Ramnagar is a common place name in the Indian subcontinent, used for towns, villages, and administrative units in India and Nepal. The name derives from Sanskrit roots ram, referring to the deity Rama, and nagar, meaning city or town. As a toponym, Ramnagar appears across languages and regions, often reflecting local history, temples, forts, or other heritage connections.
In India, several locations bear the name. A notable Ramnagar is a town in the Nainital district
The designation often carries local cultural and historical associations, such as proximity to temples, forts, or