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Saharsa, located in Bihar, is known for its agriculture, particularly the cultivation of pulses, rice, and vegetables. The district is often referred to as the "land of rice" due to its extensive rice cultivation. Saharsa is also famous for its Madhubani paintings, which are traditional folk art and a significant part of Bihar's culture. The city is located near the Kosi River, and is prone to seasonal flooding, which affects its agriculture and livelihood. The district is working on improving its infrastructure to enhance economic growth and reduce the impact of flooding. Saharsa has a strong cultural heritage, with major festivals like Chhath, Diwali, and Makar Sankranti being celebrated by its local population. The region has several temples, including the Shiva Temple at Goriakothi. Despite facing challenges, the district continues to grow in terms of industrial development, especially in the textile and food processing sectors.