Nangal Thakran
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In Delhi’s Nangal Thakran, a village where Upkar — the 1967 patriotic movie that glorified farming was shot, villagers fondly remember their tryst with famed film stars, even as their agricultural woes mount.[1]
Demographics & History
since 2001[update]Template:Dated maintenance category (articles)Script error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters". India census,[2] Nangal Thakran had a population of 3558. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. In Nangal Thakran, 94% of the population is under 60 years of age. The total geographical area of village is 534 hectares. There are about 722 houses in Nangal Thakran village. Bawana is nearest town to Nangal Thakran which is approximately 5 km away.
In Nangal Thakran, most of the population is of Jats. Thakran is the gotra of Jats in this village and this village was founded by Thakran Jats. They are a dominant farming community who own their land.Script error: No such module "Unsubst".
The village produces the finest quality of wheat, rice, sugarcane and other agricultural produce that is sold in local markets in Delhi. Most of the households have their main income from agriculture and some have private and public jobs.
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Politics
In 2017, Nangal Thakran was included in wards of mcd and Poonam Pawan Sehrawat was elected a councilor for the first time .