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No More Shops From Home in Rajasthan

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 06/06/2026 2:43 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 06/06/2026
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If you are planning to open a shop, office, or any business from your home in Rajasthan, you may need to rethink your plans.

The Rajasthan government’s Department of Local Self-Government (DLB) has introduced new rules that ban new commercial activities in residential buildings.

Under the new regulations, starting a new business from a residential property will be considered illegal unless the required approvals and licenses are obtained.

No New Licenses for Businesses in Residential Buildings

The government has clearly stated that new licenses will not be issued for commercial activities in residential properties.

This means homeowners will no longer be able to convert part of their house into a shop, office, or other business establishment.

However, there is some relief for existing business owners. Those who received licenses in 2017 or earlier can continue operating

and renew their licenses as usual. Businesses operating without valid licenses may face government action.

Starting a Business from Home May Lead to Problems

People planning to start a new business from home must now follow commercial regulations. This includes paying applicable commercial taxes and operating from a legally approved commercial property.

Running a business without the required commercial license or land-use conversion could result in penalties and other legal issues.

Which Businesses Will Be Affected?

The new rules are expected to affect many small businesses commonly run from homes.

These include:

Grocery stores

Dairy shops

General stores

Beauty parlors

Boutiques

Sewing and tailoring centers

Men’s salons

Coaching centers

Tuition classes

Computer training centers

In addition, offices and consultancy services will not be allowed to operate from residential properties without proper commercial approval.

Read the Rules Before Starting a New Venture

Anyone planning to start a property dealing office, consultancy, startup, or any other income-generating activity from home should first review the latest DLB guidelines.

According to the new regulations, any activity that generates income will be treated as a commercial activity.

This includes mobile recharge shops, repair centers, electronics shops, and similar businesses operating from residential premises.

To run such businesses legally, owners will need the required government permissions and commercial licenses. Failure to comply with the new rules could lead to action from the authorities.

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