Indore district

Indore district is an administrative division in central India that stretches across fertile plains with the city of Indore at its center. The area blends agricultural land with urban development and commercial zones.

This area grew from the former Indore State, ruled by the Maratha Holkar dynasty until it became part of Madhya Pradesh in 1948. This shift ended princely rule and brought the region into India's modern administrative system.

Hindi is the main language spoken here, while Marathi and local dialects are part of everyday conversation. This mix of languages shapes how communities interact and pass down their traditions.

The district is well connected by highways, railways, and an international airport that links to major cities across India. Getting around and traveling to different parts of the area is relatively straightforward.

The district contains numerous educational institutions, industrial parks, and business centers that function as the economic hub of the region. This concentration of facilities and commerce has made it a major center for trade and learning.

Location: Indore division

Capital city: Indore

Shares border with: Ujjain district

Website: http://indore.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 22.66667,75.75000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:25