Fatehpur (फतेहपुर) is a district in Uttar Pradesh, India, situated between the Ganga and Yamuna rivers and between Kanpur and Prayagraj. Its administrative headquarters is Fatehpur city. The district is known for its agricultural landscape, historic settlements and connections to the wider cultural region of the central Gangetic plain.
Farming supports much of the local economy, with wheat, rice and other seasonal crops grown across rural areas. Trade, transport, small businesses and public services also provide livelihoods. Hindi is widely spoken, alongside local speech varieties. Hindu and Muslim festivals contribute to community life. Notable heritage sites include Bhitaura, associated with religious traditions along the Ganga, and Khajuha, known for its Mughal-era history.
Common civic concerns include irrigation, reliable electricity, road maintenance, drainage and drinking water. Residents also care about access to healthcare and education, employment opportunities, farm prices, sanitation and dependable transport between villages, market towns and larger cities.