Tihar Village
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Tihar Village is one of the oldest villages in Delhi. It has been dominated by Gurjars gotra poswal since the time of British rule.since British rule four migrant village arose Titar pur, Nagli jhalib, Posangipur, Khyala village, this village is known as nambardars village. now ch rakesh is nambardar of 28 villages. he is the grandson of ch rishal nambardar.
Tihar Village is also known as Kachcha Tihar or Tihar Gaon. Once it was divided in three parts: Tihar Village, Tihar 1 (Subhash Nagar) and Tihar 2 (Ashok Nagar). Also well known is the Mata Gujari chowk near the Gujjar market road to Manak Vihar.
Neighboring areas include: Manak vihar Ashok Nagar Khyala village Gopal nagar Subash nagar Hari nagar Tilak nagar Rajouri garden
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