The Indian state of Rajasthan is divided into 53 districts and they are further divided into more than 420 Tehsils. In 2023 Government of Rajasthan announced creation of around 30 new tehsils, but at present time these new tehsils are not fully functioning.
As an entity of local government, the tehsil office (panchayat samiti) exercises certain fiscal and administrative power over the villages and municipalities within its jurisdiction. It is the ultimate executive agency for land records and related administrative matters. The chief official is called the tehsildar .
Tehsils can be considered sub-districts in the Indian context. In some instances, tehsils overlap with "blocks" (panchayat union blocks or panchayat development blocks) and come under the land and revenue department, headed by tehsildar; and blocks come under the rural development department, headed by the block development officer and serve different government administrative functions over the same or similar geographical area. [1]
List of Tehsils in Rajasthan state are as follows: [2] [3]
| District | Tehsil | Uptehsil |
|---|---|---|
| Ajmer | Ajmer | Ardaka |
| Saradhna | ||
| Arain | ||
| Pushkar | ||
| Roopangarh | ||
| Kishangarh | ||
| Peesangan | ||
| Nasirabad | Shrinagar | |
| Beawar | Beawar | Bar |
| Bijainagar | ||
| Tatgarh | ||
| Masuda | ||
| Badnor | ||
| Jaitaran | Anandpur Kalu | |
| Raipur | Sendara | |
| Kekri | Kekri | Kadera |
| Baghera | ||
| Bhinay | Devaliya Kalan | |
| Nagola | ||
| Bandanwara | ||
| Sawar | ||
| Sarwar | Borara | |
| Tantoti | ||
| Todaraisingh | ||
| Nagaur | Nagaur | Jodhiyasi |
| Shribalaji | ||
| Mundwa | ||
| Kheenvsar | Panchodi | |
| Jayal | ||
| Merta | Gotan | |
| Degana | ||
| Riyanbari | Bherunda | |
| Deh | ||
| Sanjoo | ||
| Didwana | Didwana | |
| Ladnu | Nimbi Jodha | |
| Mithdi | ||
| Molasar | Dindarpura | |
| Chhoti Khatu | ||
| Kuchaman City | Kuchaman City | Chirawa |
| Makrana | Gachhipura | |
| Budsoo | ||
| Parbatsar | Pilwa | |
| Bhakri | ||
| Badoo | ||
| Nawa | Maaroth | |
| Lunwa | ||
| Bhilwara | Bhilwara | Karoi Kalan |
| Suwana | ||
| Mandal | Bagor | |
| Raipur | ||
| Sahara (Gangapur) | Potalan | |
| Hurda | ||
| Asind | ||
| Karera | Gyangarh | |
| Hamirgarh | ||
| Mandalgarh | ||
| Bijolia | ||
| Sawaipur | Badliyas | |
| Antali | Tonkarwar | |
| Shambhugarh | ||
| Shahpura | Shahpura | Dhikola |
| Banera | Rayla | |
| Jahazpur | Khajuri | |
| Pander | ||
| Kotri | Paroli | |
| Phooliya Kalan | ||
| Kachhola | ||
| Tonk | Tonk | Barwas |
| Uniara | Banetha | |
| Sop | ||
| Aligarh | ||
| Deoli | Nasirda | |
| Dooni | ||
| Nagar Fort | Dhuwankalan | |
| Malpura | Peeplu | Ranoli |
| Niwai | Dattwas | |
| Siras | ||
| Malpura | Diggi | |
| Bharatpur | Bharatpur | |
| Nadbai | Lakhanpur | |
| Bayana | Khareri | |
| Jhil Ka Bara | ||
| Weir | Halena | |
| Rupbas | ||
| Uchchain | ||
| Bhusawar | ||
| Rudawal | ||
| Deeg | Deeg | Khoh |
| Kumher | ||
| Nagar | Jaluki | |
| Kaman | ||
| Pahari | Gopalgarh | |
| Seekri | ||
| Rarah | ||
| Jurhara | ||
| Janoothar | ||
| Dungarpur | Dungarpur | |
| Simalwara (Tambola) | Bhandari | |
| Jhonthri Pal | ||
| Sagwara | ||
| Aspura | Bankora | |
| Chikhali | Parwa | |
| Galiakot | Saroda | |
| Bichhiwara | ||
| Sabla | ||
| Dovra | ||
| Paldewal | ||
| Oberi | ||
| Gamri-Ahara | ||
| Karauli | Karauli | Kailadevi |
| Hindaun | Katkar | |
| Masalpur | ||
| Mandrayal | ||
| Sapotra | Karanpur | |
| Kudgaon | ||
| Suroth | Sherpur | |
| Shri Mahaveer Ji | ||
| Gangapur City | Gangapur City | |
| Todabhim | ||
| Nadoti | Gudhachandraji | |
| Talawara | ||
| Bamanwas | Bhanwara | |
| Balghat | ||
| Wazeerpur | ||
| Barnala | ||
| Sawai Madhopur | Sawai Madhopur | Todra |
| Chauth Ka Barwara | ||
| Malarna Doongar | Malarna Chaur | |
| Bonli | ||
| Mitrapura | ||
| Khandar | Bahrawanda Kalan | |
| Bikaner | Bikaner | Deshnok |
| Nokha | Panchoo | |
| Kolayat | ||
| Sri Dungargarh | Sudsar | |
| Lunkaransar | Mahajan | |
| Poogal | ||
| Bajju | Ranjitpura | |
| Khajuwala | Dantor | |
| Chhatargarh | Damolai May Raner | |
| Jasrasar | ||
| Hadan | ||
| Anupgarh | Anupgarh | |
| Raisinghnagar | Muklawa (17 TK | |
| Sameja (15 PTD-A) | ||
| Vijaynagar | Jaitsar | |
| Gharsana | ||
| Rawla | 365 Head (2 KLD) | |
| Churu | Churu | Dudhwakhara |
| Rajgarh | Hamirvas Bara | |
| Dadrewa | ||
| Sardarshahar | ||
| Taranagar | Sahawa | |
| Bhanipura | ||
| Rajaldesar | ||
| Siddhmukh | ||
| Sujangarh | Sujangarh | Salasar |
| Ratangarh | ||
| Bidasar | Katar Chhoti | |
| Hanumangarh | Hanumangarh | Dablirathan |
| Pilibanga | Goluwala | |
| Tibbi | Talwara Jheel | |
| Bhadra | Chhanibari | |
| Dungrana | ||
| Nohar | Ramgarh | |
| Khuiyan | ||
| Phephana | ||
| Rawatsar | ||
| Pallu | ||
| Sangria | ||
| Sri Ganganagar | Sri Ganganagar | Chunawarh |
| Mirjewala | ||
| Hindumalkot | ||
| Sadulshahar | Lalgarh Jatan | |
| Sri Karanpur | Kesarisinghpur | |
| Padampur | Binjhbayla | |
| Ridmalsar | ||
| Gajsinghpur | ||
| Suratgarh | Rajiyasar Steshan | |
| Jaipur Urban | Jaipur (partially) | |
| Sanganer (partially) | ||
| Amber (partially) | ||
| Kalwar (partially) | ||
| Jaipur Rural | Chomun | Govindgarh |
| Khejroli | ||
| Chaksu | ||
| Jaipur (partially) | ||
| Shahpura | Amarsar | |
| Manoharpur | ||
| Amber (partially) | Chandwaji | |
| Kotkhawda | Dehlala | |
| Sanganer (partially) | Bagru | |
| Kishangarh Renwal | ||
| Phulera (Sambhar) | ||
| Bassi | ||
| Jamwa Ramgarh | Tala | |
| Jobner | ||
| Andhi | ||
| Toonga | ||
| Kalwar (partially) | ||
| Madhorajpura | Renwal Manji | |
| Rampura Dabri | ||
| Jalsoo | Mundota | |
| Dudu | Dudu | Sakhoon |
| Mauzmabad | Bichun | |
| Phagi | Nimera | |
| Kotputli-Behror | Kotputli | |
| Behror | Gandala | |
| Viratnagar | ||
| Pawta | ||
| Bansur | Harsora | |
| Neemrana | ||
| Narayanpur | ||
| Mandhan | ||
| Alwar | Alwar | Bahadurpur |
| Kasba Dahra | ||
| Mala Khera | ||
| Thanagazi | ||
| Laxmangarh | Badod Mev | |
| Govindgarh | ||
| Rajgarh | ||
| Ramgarh | Shahdoli | |
| Bamboli | ||
| Kathumar | Bhanokhar | |
| Kherli Mandi | ||
| Reni | ||
| Tehla | ||
| Nauganwa | ||
| Pratapgarh | ||
| Khairthal-Tijara | Tijara | |
| Khairthal | ||
| Kotkasim | ||
| Mundawar | ||
| Kishangarh Bas | ||
| Tapukara | ||
| Harsoli | ||
| Dausa | Dausa | |
| Lawan | ||
| Lalsot | ||
| Baswa | Gudhakatla | |
| Mahwa | Khedla Bujurg | |
| Balaheri | ||
| Sikrai | Sikandara | |
| Gijgarh | ||
| Nangal Rajawatan | ||
| Ramgarh Pachwara | ||
| Mandawar | ||
| Bahrawanda | ||
| Baijupara | ||
| Sainthal | ||
| Nirjhara | ||
| Bandikui | Abhaneri | |
| Badiyalkalan | ||
| Delari | ||
| Kundal | ||
| Bhandarej | ||
| Paparda | ||
| Rahuwas | ||
| Jhunjhunu | Jhunjhunu | |
| Chirawa | Mandrela | |
| Buhana | Singhana | |
| Nawalgarh | Mukundgarh | |
| Malsisar | ||
| Surajgarh | ||
| Mandawa | ||
| Pilani | Babai | |
| Gudhagorji | ||
| Bissau | ||
| Neem-Ka-Thana | Neem-Ka-Thana | |
| Khetri | ||
| Patan | ||
| Sri Madhopur | Ajitgarh | |
| Udaipurwati | Gudha | |
| Sikar | Sikar | |
| Dataramgarh | Palsana | |
| Losal | ||
| Khandela | ||
| Fatehpur | ||
| Lakshmangarh | ||
| Dhod | ||
| Ramgarh Shekhawati | ||
| Sikar Rural | ||
| Reengus | ||
| Nechhwa | ||
| Jodhpur Urban | Jodhpur (partially) | |
| Jodhpur Rural | Luni | Gura Vishnioyan |
| Jodhpur (partially) | Dangiyawas | |
| Shergarh | ||
| Bilara | ||
| Bhopalgarh | Asop | |
| Osian | ||
| Tinwari | ||
| Balesar | Agolai | |
| Baori | ||
| Piparcity | Borunda | |
| Jhanwar | ||
| Chamu | ||
| Sekhala | ||
| Kudi Bhagtasani | ||
| Phalodi | Phalodi | |
| Lohawat | ||
| Bap | Shekhasar | |
| Nokh | ||
| Setrawa | ||
| Bapini | Matora | |
| Aau | ||
| Dechu | Pilwa | |
| Ghantiyali | ||
| Barmer | Barmer | Vishala |
| Ramsar | ||
| Gudamalani | ||
| Chohtan | Lilasar | |
| Sheo | Bhiyad | |
| Gadra Road | Harsani | |
| Sedwa | Phagliyan | |
| Dhorimana | ||
| Nokhra | ||
| Barmer Rural | Chawa | |
| Dhanau | ||
| Balotra | Pachpadra | Jasol |
| Dudwa | ||
| Baytoo | ||
| Gida | Sawau Padamsingh | |
| Hira ki Dhani | ||
| Siwana | Padru | |
| Samdari | ||
| Sindhari | ||
| Kalyanpur | ||
| Patodi | ||
| Jaisalmer | Jaisalmer | Mohangarh |
| Chnadhan | ||
| Fatehgarh | Jhinjhiyali | |
| Pokhran | Sankara | |
| Nachana | ||
| Bhaniyana | ||
| Phalsund | ||
| Ramgarh | ||
| Sam | ||
| Jalore | Jalore | |
| Ahore | ||
| Sayala | Jiwana | |
| Bhinmal | ||
| Jaswantpura | Ramsin | |
| Bhadrajun | ||
| Sanchore | Sanchore | |
| Bagoda | ||
| Raniwara | ||
| Chitalwana | Khasrvi | |
| Pali | Pali | |
| Sumerpur | Takhatgarh | |
| Rohat | Jaitpur | |
| Bali | Bera | |
| Nana | ||
| Desuri | ||
| Sojat | Bagari | |
| Marwar Junction | ||
| Rani | Khinwara | |
| Sirohi | Sirohi | Kalindri |
| Sheoganj | Kailashnagar | |
| Reodar | Mandar | |
| Abu Road | ||
| Pindwara | Bhanwari | |
| Deldar | ||
| Kota | Ladpura | Mandana |
| Digod | Sultanpur | |
| Piplda | Khantoli | |
| Ramganj Mandi | ||
| Sangod | Bapawar | |
| Chechat | ||
| Kanwas | ||
| Baran | Baran | Koyala |
| Mangrol | Siswali | |
| Antah | Mirzapur | |
| Shahbad | Kelwara | |
| Kishanganj | Relawan | |
| Nahargarh | ||
| Chhabra | ||
| Chhipabarod | Harnawada Shahji | |
| Atru | Kawai | |
| Badora | ||
| Bundi | Bundi | |
| Keshoraipatan | Kapren | |
| Indragarh | Lakheri | |
| Deikhera | ||
| Nainwan | Dei | |
| Karwar | ||
| Hindoli | Dablana | |
| Talera | Dabi | |
| Raythal | ||
| Jhalawar | Jhalrapatan | |
| Pirawa | ||
| Aklera | ||
| Khanpur | Sarola Kalan | |
| Manohar Thana | ||
| Gangdhar | ||
| Pachpahar | ||
| Asnawar | ||
| Bakani | ||
| Sunel | ||
| Raipur | ||
| Dag | ||
| Udaipur | Girwa | |
| Gogunda | ||
| Valabhnagar | ||
| Mavli | Sanwar | |
| Kherwara | Bawalwara | |
| Rishabhdeo | Kalyanpur | |
| Jhadol | Ogna | |
| Kotra | Merpur Mu, Devla | |
| Badgaon | ||
| Bhindar | Kheroda | |
| Kanor | ||
| Kurabad | ||
| Sayra | ||
| Barapal | ||
| Phalasiya | ||
| Ghasa | ||
| Nayagaon | Kanbai | |
| Salumbar | Salumbar | Gingala |
| Sarada | Jaisamand | |
| Semari | ||
| Lasadiya | ||
| Jhallara | ||
| Banswara | Banswara | |
| Abapura | ||
| Garhi | ||
| Kushalgarh | Chhoti Sarwa | |
| Bagidora | ||
| Gangar Talai | ||
| Ghatol | ||
| Ganora | ||
| Sajjangarh | Chhota Dungra | |
| Anandpuri | ||
| Chhoti Sarwan | ||
| Arthuna | ||
| Chittorgarh | Chittorgarh | Sawa |
| Gangrar | Sadas | |
| Begun | Parsoli | |
| Rawatbhata | Jawda | |
| Kapasan | ||
| Rashmi | ||
| Nimbahera | Kanera | |
| Bhadesar | Bhadsoda | |
| Bari Sadri | Nikumbh | |
| Dungla | Mangalwar | |
| Bhupalsagar | ||
| Bassi | ||
| Dholpur | Dholpur | |
| Saipau | Kolari | |
| Rajakhera | Marena | |
| Bari | Kanchanpur | |
| Baseri | Jarga | |
| Nadanpur | ||
| Sarmathura | ||
| Basai Nawab | ||
| Maniyan | ||
| Pratapgarh | Pratapgarh | Deogarh |
| Dhamotar | ||
| Arnod | ||
| Peepal Khoont | ||
| Dhariyawad | Mungana | |
| Chhoti Sadri | ||
| Suhagpura | ||
| Dalot | ||
| Rajsamand | Rajsamand | |
| Kumbhalgarh | ||
| Garhbor | ||
| Amet | ||
| Nathdwara | ||
| Khamnor | ||
| Railmagra | Gilund | |
| Bhim | Diwer | |
| Devgarh | ||
| Kumariya | ||
| Sardargarh | ||
| Delwara |
In some specific conditions a Tehsil is divided into Up-Tehsil for better administration purpose. In Rajasthan these Up-Tehsild are as follow:
| District | Tehsil | Up Tehsil |
|---|---|---|
| Ajmer | Ajmer | Ardaka |
| Saradhana | ||
| Kekri | Kadera | |
| Bhinai | Devliya Kala | |
| Nagola | ||
| Nasirabad | Shrinagar | |
| Alwar | Alwar | Bahadurpur |
| Thanagazi | Pratapgarh | |
| Lakshmangarh | Badota Mev | |
| Kathumar | Bhanokhar | |
| Kherli Mandi | ||
| Nimrana | Mandhan | |
| Baran | Mangrol | Siswali |
| Shahbad | Kelwada | |
| Kishanganj | Nahargarh | |
| Chhipabarod | Harnavanda Shahji | |
| Atru | Kavai | |
| Barmer | Pachpadra | Jasol |
| Patodi | ||
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