Mainpuri (मैनपुरी) is a district in western Uttar Pradesh, India, with its administrative headquarters in Mainpuri town. Part of the Agra division, it lies in the fertile plains between the Ganga and Yamuna rivers. The district is known for its agricultural landscape, historical associations and prominent place in Uttar Pradesh politics.
Hindi is widely spoken, alongside local speech influenced by Braj. Farming, agricultural trade, small businesses and public services support livelihoods, with wheat, rice and potatoes among important crops. Festivals, markets and religious gatherings shape community life. Notable places include the historic Mainpuri fort and Saman Bird Sanctuary, a wetland that supports resident and migratory birds.
Common civic concerns include road maintenance, drainage, reliable electricity, drinking water and access to healthcare and education. Farmers also care about irrigation, crop prices and market access. Employment opportunities, sanitation and protecting wetlands while meeting local development needs are other important public issues.