Raja (Urdu, ) is a village of Gujranwala District located in Punjab, Pakistan
Mosques Jamia Masjid Sadiqia Rizvia (Hanafi Bareelvi Bary Manaar Wali) Jamia Masjid Rabbani (Ahl-e-Hadees) Jamia Masjid Madni (Hanafi Deobandi) Masjid Alhayat (Hanafi Deobandi) Jamia Masjid Mukarram Ahlehadees (Toheedi Sect) Imambargah Hussania Masjid (Fikkah Jafria)
Schools and education SP High School Govt. Primary School for Girls Govt. High School for Boys Govt. Primary School for Boys Sir Sayed Model School
Banks MCB Bank Limited (Raja Sadhoke Branch)
Agriculture Rice and wheat are the basic crops cultivated in the area.
Hospitals Basic Health Unit Raja.
Transportation The main nearby highway is the N-5 Grand Trunk Road, passing through Sadhoke which is connected to the village by Baig Pur Road and Canal Road. Baig Pur Road, passing through many small villages, ends at Baig Pur village situated on Gujranwala-Sheikhupura Road. No train station in located in Raja. The nearest train station is Sadhoke railway station, where a few local trains briefly stop.
Telecommunications PTCL = PSTN and DSL JAZZ = Cellular with 4G LTE indoor Services Ufone = Cellular with 4G Services Zong = Cellular with 4G Services National Broadband Optic Fiber to Home
Climate Weather conditions for Raja village are dominated by its geographical location. The summer season is long and hot, with the temperature highs reaching up to .
Geography
Nearby locations Sadhoke 1 km east side Muridke 13 km South via Sadhoke kamoke 10 km North via Sadhoke Sheikhupura 30 km West via Baig pur road Gujranwala 30 km North via sadhoke Lahore 35 km South via Sadhoke
Major tribes Malik, Syed, Rajputs and Jats are major tribe. The principal clans are Virk Gill Rajput Mughal Khokhar Ansari Kumar Arain Mochi Minhas Bhatti Qureshi Julah Chowkidar Bajwa and a small Christian community also residing here.
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