Narsinghpur (नरसिंहपुर) is a district in central Madhya Pradesh, India, with its headquarters in Narsinghpur town. It lies in the Narmada valley, between the Vindhya and Satpura hill regions. The district is known for its fertile agricultural land, sugarcane cultivation and connections to the Narmada River.
Hindi is widely spoken, alongside local speech varieties shaped by the surrounding region. Farming, agricultural trade, sugar processing and other local businesses support livelihoods. Wheat, pulses and oilseeds are also important crops. Religious festivals, village fairs and river-related traditions contribute to community life. Notable places include the Narsingh temple in the district headquarters and Barman Ghat on the Narmada, a significant pilgrimage and gathering place.
Common civic concerns include irrigation, reliable electricity, crop prices and timely payments to farmers. Residents also care about road maintenance, public transport, healthcare, schools and employment opportunities. River cleanliness, drinking-water supplies, sanitation and flood preparedness are important issues for communities near the Narmada.