The Prajakta flower, also known as the Night Jasmine or Raat Rani, is a fragrant flowering plant native to the Indian subcontinent. Its scientific name is Nyctanthes arbor-tristis. The flowers are small, white with orange centers, and bloom at night, releasing a sweet scent that attracts pollinators like moths. This plant is often found in gardens and is valued for its aromatic flowers, which are used in traditional medicine and religious ceremonies. The Prajakta flower is also associated with various cultural beliefs and is celebrated in festivals across regions, symbolizing love and devotion.