rajana

Rajana is a toponym that may refer to several places in South Asia as well as to people who bear it as a given name or surname. The most commonly referenced usage is a town in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The town functions as an administrative center for surrounding rural communities and serves as a local market hub.

Geographically, Rajana sits within an area that is largely agricultural. The local economy is driven by farming and related trades, with crops such as wheat, cotton, pulses, and fruits produced in the surrounding countryside. Small businesses, shops, and services in the town support residents and neighboring villages. Rajana is connected to other towns by regional roads, providing access to larger markets and public services.

In onomastics and contemporary usage, Rajana also appears as a surname or given name among people in South Asia and in diaspora communities. The etymology is not fixed; the name may derive from local linguistic roots or historical terms related to leadership or status in some languages, though in modern use it is primarily a place name and personal name. Spelling variants include Rajna and Rajanaa in some records.