DCS MH Helpline, Contact and Grievance Redressal

No single one, and we are not going to invent one. The survey involves several official apps and portals, so "support" depends entirely on what has gone wrong: an app bug, a login failure, a wrong land record, a Farmer ID problem, or a data request each go to a different place.

Publishing a wrong or outdated number would be worse than publishing none — particularly here, where fraud numbers target farmers entering Aadhaar-linked details. So below we give the official route for each kind of problem, and how to find the current number yourself.

Different problems have different official owners. Find your situation on the left; the right column is where help actually comes from. Each route is explained in detail further down this page.

For a fault in the app itself — it crashes, a screen will not load, a feature is broken — the most direct official contact is the developer contact on the app's own Google Play listing. Every Play listing is required to show a verified developer email and phone number.

Store links: DCS MH app on Google Play (opens the official site in a new tab) and Farmer Registry MH app on Google Play (opens the official site in a new tab).

For a problem creating or linking a Farmer ID, or with e-KYC and registration, the right owner is the Maharashtra Farmer Registry. It publishes a help desk number, 020 25712712, for its portal. Prefer the official portal and that number over anything a search result offers.

Most "my land is not showing" problems are not Farmer Registry faults at all — they are revenue-record issues, and those go to the Talathi office. See the office ladder below.

Portal: Maharashtra Farmer Registry portal (opens the official site in a new tab). The full walkthrough is on our Farmer ID page.

A request about the data the app holds — a correction, or deletion — goes to the app's own publisher, not to us and not to the Talathi. The official Digital Crop Survey privacy policy, published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, gives us-it@gov.in as the contact for privacy questions.

We are an independent site and hold none of your government data, so we cannot action or forward such a request.

Policy: Digital Crop Survey app privacy policy (opens the official site in a new tab).

Most crop-survey problems are really revenue-record problems, which no phone line can fix. They are resolved in person and in writing, up a clear ladder of offices:

If an office has not acted after you have applied in writing, you can escalate through a government grievance system. The Government of Maharashtra runs the Aaple Sarkar grievance portal, and the central government runs the public grievance portal (CPGRAMS). These are general grievance channels — not crop-survey-specific — so state the facts plainly and attach the acknowledgements you collected along the office ladder.

State grievance portal: Aaple Sarkar grievance redressal portal (opens the official site in a new tab).

Because so many people search for a helpline, fraudsters publish fake ones. Protect yourself:

• trust a contact only from a gov.in site, the official app listing, or your Talathi office
• the apps are free — never pay to "register", "activate" or "get your crop recorded"
• never share an OTP, your password or your Aadhaar details with a caller
• be wary of "helpline" numbers from YouTube videos, WhatsApp forwards and search ads
• do not install an app or an APK file sent by a stranger

To be clear about our limits: we are an independent information site. We cannot make, check or correct a survey entry, reset a password, see your land records, or forward a complaint to any office. What we can do is point you to the official route for each problem, which is what this page is for.