Sirsa (सिरसा) is a district in western Haryana, India, bordering Punjab and Rajasthan. Its administrative headquarters is Sirsa city. The district is known for its agricultural landscape, cotton cultivation and location along the Ghaggar River. Its climate is generally dry, with hot summers and rainfall concentrated in the monsoon season.
Haryanvi, Punjabi and Hindi shape everyday communication, reflecting the district’s connections with neighbouring regions. Farming, agricultural markets, cotton-related businesses and local trade support much of the economy. Wheat and mustard are also important crops. Religious institutions, village fairs and seasonal festivals contribute to community life. Notable places include Tara Baba Kutiya and the Dera Sacha Sauda headquarters in Sirsa city.
Common civic concerns include reliable irrigation, groundwater availability, drinking-water quality and support for farmers. Residents also care about roads, drainage, sanitation, healthcare and education. Flood preparedness near the Ghaggar, employment opportunities for young people and balanced development across towns and villages are recurring public priorities.