The Chrana Emergent Theory proposes that time is not a fundamental entity, but an emergent phenomenon arising from relational interactions between physical observables, particularly energy and temperature. Within this framework, system evolution is described through informational geometry and a relational parameter rather than absolute time. Changes in energy, temperature, and mutual information generate a natural direction of evolution that is interpreted as temporal behavior. Thus, time is viewed as a consequence of internal physical dynamics and informational structure, not as an independent dimension.