Bhilwara (भीलवाड़ा) is a district in south-central Rajasthan, India, with its administrative headquarters in Bhilwara city. It is widely known for its textile industry, particularly synthetic fabrics and suitings. Its landscape includes plains, low hills and agricultural areas, with settlements linked by road and rail to other parts of Rajasthan.
People across the district speak Hindi and regional varieties, including Mewari. Farming, textile manufacturing, trade and mineral-related activities support livelihoods. Local culture reflects the traditions of the Mewar region through festivals, fairs and religious gatherings. Notable heritage sites include the Harni Mahadev temple near Bhilwara city and the Bijolia temple complex.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, groundwater conservation and the effects of industrial activity on air and water quality. Residents also care about road maintenance, drainage, waste collection, healthcare and education. Employment opportunities, working conditions in textile units and dependable irrigation are important issues for urban and rural communities alike.