Guna (गुना) is a district in northern Madhya Pradesh, India, with its administrative headquarters in Guna city. Set on the Malwa plateau, it is known for its agricultural landscape and road and rail links connecting nearby towns and markets.
Hindi is widely spoken, alongside regional speech varieties. Farming, agricultural trade, retail and services support the local economy, with soybean, wheat and pulses among important crops. Raghogarh, associated with a historic princely state, is a notable town in the district. Religious sites such as the Bajrangarh Jain temples and Hanuman Tekri near Guna city draw visitors and worshippers. Festivals, local markets and rural traditions shape community life.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, irrigation, road maintenance and access to healthcare and education, particularly in villages. Residents also care about crop prices, employment opportunities and dependable public transport. In growing urban areas, drainage, waste collection and orderly development are recurring priorities.