Mahisagar

Mahisagar is a district located in the eastern part of Gujarat, India. It was formed on August 15, 2013, by bifurcating the Banaskantha district. The district headquarters is situated in Lunawada. Mahisagar is named after the Mahi River, which flows through the region. The district is primarily an agrarian area, with agriculture being the main source of livelihood for its residents. Key crops grown include groundnuts, cotton, and various pulses.

The geography of Mahisagar is characterized by rolling hills and plains, with the Mahi River forming a significant natural feature. The district is home to several small towns and villages, each with its own local traditions and culture. Historically, the region has seen influences from various dynasties, contributing to its rich heritage. Lunawada, the administrative center, has historical monuments that reflect its past.

Mahisagar district is part of the larger Panchmahal division. The economy is largely dependent on agriculture and allied activities. Efforts are being made to promote industrial development in the region, focusing on small and medium enterprises. The district faces challenges typical of rural Indian areas, including infrastructure development and access to resources. However, it possesses a resilient population that continues to contribute to the state's economy. The district's natural beauty, coupled with its cultural tapestry, makes it a region of interest within Gujarat.