Sursand is a town located in the Sitamarhi district of northern Bihar, close to the India–Nepal border. It serves as an important local administrative and commercial center for nearby rural areas. Agriculture is the main livelihood in the region, with crops such as rice, wheat, maize, and sugarcane commonly cultivated. Due to its border location, Sursand also plays a role in cross-border movement and local trade. The town supports surrounding villages through markets, schools, and basic services. Cultural life in Sursand reflects strong Mithila traditions and festivals. Road connectivity links it with Sitamarhi and other towns in the district. Sursand continues to grow steadily as a border-region town of North Bihar.