In Uttarakhand, the District Magistrate (DM) plays a key role in all land, property, and administrative approvals. From verifying land conversions under Section 143 to approving major real estate and tourism projects, the DM’s office is often the final authority at the district level.
If you’re planning to buy land, start construction, or verify property documents, knowing your district’s DM contact details helps you connect with the right office quickly and avoid unnecessary delays.
As of Feb 2026, here is a list of the current District Magistrates in Uttarakhand:
📍 Updated DM List for Uttarakhand (2026)
Here’s the latest District Magistrate (DM) list for all 13 districts of Uttarakhand, including the Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
| District | District Magistrate Name | Contact Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Almora | Mr. Anshul Singh IAS | 05962-230170 | dm-alm-ua@nic.in |
| Bageshwar | Smt Akanksha Konde | 05963-220763 | dm-bag-ua@nic.in |
| Chamoli | Shri Gaurav Kumar | 01372-252102 | dm-cha-ua@nic.in |
| Champawat | Mr. Manish Kumar | 05965-230285 | dm-chp-ua@nic.in |
| Dehradun | Shri Savin Bansal | 0135-2622389 | dm-deh-ua@nic.in |
| Haridwar | Mr. Mayur Dixit | 1376-232092 | dm-har-ua@nic.in |
| Nainital | Mr. Lalit Mohan Rayal | 54942-235684 | dm-nai-ua@nic.in |
| Pithoragarh | Sri Ashish Kumar Bhatgain | 05964-225301 | dm-pit-ua@nic.in |
| Pauri Garhwal | Smt. Swati S. Bhadauria | 1368-222250 | dm-pau-ua@nic.in |
| Rudraprayag | Mr. Prateek Jain | 1364-233300 | dm-rud-ua@nic.in |
| Tehri Garhwal | Smt. Nitika Khandelwal | 1376-232092 | dm-teh-ua@nic.in |
| Udham Singh Nagar | Mr. Nitin Singh Bhadauria | 05944-242344 | dm-usn-ua@nic.in |
| Uttarkashi | Shri Prashant Arya | 01374-222280 | dm-utt-ua@nic.in |
🧭 Role of a DM in Uttarakhand
DMs coordinate between the public and various departments. Their key responsibilities include:
- Land and revenue administration
- Oversight of law and order
- Disaster management and relief
- Approval of land conversion and registry-related applications (like Section 143)
- Issuing public notifications, NOCs, and government certificates
Knowing your district DM helps you understand where to file applications, track approvals, or report misuse of agricultural or government land.
💡How to Contact DM Office
- Visit your district’s official website (via e-District Uttarakhand).
- Locate the District Administration or Contact Us section.
- You can also visit the local Collectorate Office in person for land or registry-related inquiries.
💡 Pro Tip: For property matters such as land classification or permissions, contact the Tehsildar first — they coordinate directly with the DM office.
⚙️ Common Public Services Under DM Office
- Land and property-related NOCs
- Caste, income, and domicile certificates
- Disaster relief and compensation requests
- RTI applications and grievance redressal
The DM office is the nodal point for almost every administrative approval in Uttarakhand. Staying updated with the current DM list ensures faster responses and smoother documentation for residents, investors, and property buyers.
FAQs
Because the District Magistrate has the final say in land conversions, disputes, and registration-related permissions.
Yes, through the official district website or public grievance portal. However, documentation must be complete.
Transfers happen every few months; always check the district site for updates.
Yes — every district has a separate administrative setup headed by its District Magistrate.
DM Order in Uttarakhand refers to district-level restrictions or approvals issued by the District Magistrate, often related to land use, construction, or sale—especially in sensitive or rural areas.
In many cases, yes—especially for agricultural or rural land. The requirement depends on land type, size, and local rules.
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