Hanumangarh (हनुमानगढ़) is a district in northern Rajasthan, India, bordering Punjab and Haryana. Its administrative headquarters is Hanumangarh town. The district is known for irrigated agriculture, the Ghaggar river landscape and Kalibangan, an important archaeological site with remains of the Indus Valley civilisation.
Rural communities and farming shape much of district life. Hindi, Rajasthani varieties and Punjabi reflect its regional connections, while fairs and religious festivals bring communities together. Wheat, cotton and mustard are important crops, supported by canal irrigation. Agricultural markets, trade and related services contribute to the economy. Notable landmarks include Bhatner Fort in Hanumangarh and the archaeological remains and museum at Kalibangan.
Common civic concerns include reliable irrigation, drinking-water quality, drainage and flood preparedness around the Ghaggar. Residents also care about roads, sanitation, healthcare, education and employment opportunities. Fair crop prices, dependable electricity and access to public services are recurring priorities across the district’s towns and villages.