Indian districts are administrative units within states and union territories in India. Each district is governed by a District Collector or District Magistrate, who oversees local administration, law enforcement, and development activities. Districts vary in size, population, and resources, playing a crucial role in local governance and public service delivery. There are over 700 districts in India, each with its own unique culture, economy, and geography. Districts are further divided into smaller units called blocks or tehsils, which help in managing local governance more effectively. The structure of districts facilitates better planning and implementation of government schemes and programs.