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Rajasthan S.No Rajasthan S.No. DISTRICT DSO’S Address of DSO Offices PHONE MOB. District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 1. AJMER Shri Hari Om Shukal 0145-2427247 9468694771 Campus, Ajmer (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 2. ALWAR Shri Birij Mohan Yadav 0144-2337827 9828236645 Campus, Alwar (Raj.) Shri Dinesh Chand Jain District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 3. BANSWARA 02962-242530 (Officiating) Campus, Banswara (Raj.) ShriK. C. Meena District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 4. BARMER 02982-220682 9314331804 (Officiating) Campus, Barmer (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 5. BARAN Shri P C Jain (officiating) 07453-237021 Campus, Baran (Raj.) ShriNathi Singh District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 6. BHARATPUR 05644-222723 9414221815 (Officiating) Campus, Bharatpur (Raj.) Shri K KChandrawanshi District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 7. BHILWARA 01482-226188 (Officiating) Campus, Bhilwara (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Commissioner 8. BIKANER ShriH.L.SinghDotsara Colonization Office Building, Sagar road, 0151-2226026 9829234161 Bikaner (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 9. BUNDI ShriS.N. Goswami 0747-2442364 9460864392 Campus, Bundi (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 10. CHITTORGARH Smt ShakuntalaChaudhary 01472-241212 9928849590 Campus, Chittorgarh (Raj.) Shri Bhagirath Sharma District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 11. CHURU 01562-250403 9414085018 (Officiating) Campus, Churu (Raj.) Shri Hari Ram Bargujar District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 12. DAUSA 01427-224353 (officiating) Campus, Dausa (Raj.) Shri N.K.Bansal District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 13. DHOLPUR 05642-220737 9414583882 (Officiating) Campus, Dholpur (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 14. DUNGARPUR Shri Punit Sharma 02964-232205 9468708162 Campus, Dungarpur (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Near Kotwali, 15. GANGANGAR Shri Ashok K.Sharma 0154-2443484 9414432825 Gangangar (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 16. HANUMANGARH Shri Kalicharan 01552-262402 9929020172 Campus, Hanumangarh (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 17. JAIPUR Shri Hari Om Sharma 0141-2203672 9829455181 Campus, Jaipur (Raj.) Shri B.L.Meena District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 18. JAISALMER 02992-251403 9414805833 (Officiating) Campus, Jaisalmer (Raj.) Rajasthan District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 19. JALORE Shri O P Jain (Officiating) 02973-222463 Campus, Jalore (Raj.) Shri Dilip kumar District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 20. JHALAWAR 07432-232425 9414595838 Shrivastava Campus, Jhalawar (Raj.) Shri Sushil Kumar District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 21. JHUNJHUNU 01592-232832 (officiating) Campus, Jhunjhunu (Raj.) Shri Laxmi Narain Bairwa District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 22. JODHPUR 0291-2556560 9460484484 (officiating) Campus, Jodhpur (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 23. KARAULI Shri Akash Pathak 07464-250605 9772091708 Campus, Karauli (Raj.) Shri Surendra kumar District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 24. KOTA 0744-2325997 Sharma Campus, Kota (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 25. NAGAUR Shri S.D.Sharama 01582-240773 9414604090 Campus, Nagaur (Raj.) Shri Harish Chand District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 26. PALI 02932-227512 9413876140 Pareek(Officiating) Campus, Pali (Raj.) Shri Mohan Lal Sharma District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 27. PRATAPGARH 01478-220052 (Officiating) Campus, Pratapgarh (Raj.) Shri Shankar lal Sanadhya District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 28. RAJSAMAND 02952-221306 9462021423 (Officiating) Campus, Rajsamand (Raj.) SAWAI - District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 29. Shri Ravindra Kumar 07462-220185 9828063185 MAHDOPUR Campus, SawaiMahdopur (Raj.) Smt Indira Sharma District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 30. SIKAR 01572-255524 (Officiating) Campus, Sikar (Raj.) District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 31. SIROHI Shri Hasmukh (officiating) 02972-222427 9414111395 Campus, Sirohi (Raj.) Shri Bhanwar Lal Bairwa District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 32. TONK 01432-247386 (Officiating) Campus, Tonk (Raj.) Shri Sudhir Dave District Statistical Officer, Collectrate 33. UDAIPUR 0294-2414384 (Officiating) Campus, Udaipur (Raj.) Shri Suraj Mal Raiger Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Govt. of Rajasthan, 0141-2222740, 34. Head Office YojanaBhawan,TilakMarg, C-Scheme, 229756 (Director) Jaipur-302005. Total .
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