Fatehabad (फतेहाबाद) is a district in western Haryana, India, bordering Punjab and Rajasthan. Its headquarters is Fatehabad town, and other important towns include Tohana and Ratia. The district is known for its agricultural landscape and historical sites, including evidence of ancient settlement at Banawali and Kunal.
Farming anchors the local economy, with wheat, rice and cotton among the main crops. Agricultural markets, food processing and small businesses support livelihoods across its towns and villages. Haryanvi, Hindi and Punjabi contribute to the district’s linguistic landscape, while festivals, religious gatherings and rural traditions shape community life. Fatehabad town’s historic lat, a stone pillar associated with Firoz Shah Tughlaq, is a notable landmark.
Common civic concerns include reliable irrigation, groundwater availability, drainage and access to safe drinking water. Residents also care about crop prices, employment opportunities, roads, healthcare and education. Waste management, sanitation and seasonal air pollution are recurring concerns, alongside balancing agricultural needs with sustainable water use.