Karanja (Ghadge) is a tehsil town located within the Arvi subdivision and serves as a taluka (code 4961) in the Wardha district of Maharashtra, India.

Due to its strategic location, it serves as a convenient rest stop for tourists, travelers, and transport services.

The majority of the population in Karanja consists of Hindus, with significant communities of Buddhists and Muslims also residing in the area.

[citation needed] The MahaOrange Plant, located 2.5 km from Karanja (Ghadge), was established as a facility for exporting oranges and other fruits, such as banana.

[citation needed] Karanja (Ghadge) and its surrounding areas are known for producing high-quality oranges, renowned for their sweet taste.

The flat area at the summit is a popular spot for morning and evening walks, and many sports enthusiasts visit for jogging, running, and exercise.