Raga Malika is a musical form in Indian classical music that combines multiple ragas, or melodic frameworks, into a single composition. Each raga contributes its unique mood and character, allowing for a rich and diverse listening experience. The term "Malika" means "garland," symbolizing how different ragas are strung together harmoniously. Typically performed in Hindustani or Carnatic traditions, Raga Malika showcases the versatility of musicians and their ability to transition smoothly between different ragas. This form is often used in vocal and instrumental performances, highlighting the beauty of improvisation and creativity within classical music.