Sangareddy (సంగారెడ్డి) is a district in western Telangana, India, adjoining the Hyderabad metropolitan region and bordering Karnataka. Its administrative headquarters is Sangareddy town. The district is known for its mix of agricultural landscapes, industrial centres and rapidly developing areas along Hyderabad’s western edge.
Telugu is widely spoken, alongside Urdu and other languages reflecting the district’s diverse communities. Farming, manufacturing, trade and services support local livelihoods, with major industrial activity around Patancheru and neighbouring areas. IIT Hyderabad at Kandi is an important educational institution. Notable places include the Manjeera river and reservoir landscape and the historic jail museum in Sangareddy town. Festivals, local markets and religious gatherings shape community life.
Residents commonly focus on drinking-water supply, irrigation, roads, public transport, healthcare and education. Industrial pollution and protection of water bodies are significant concerns in affected areas. Growth near Hyderabad also brings questions about land use, housing, drainage, waste management and access to reliable public services.