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Nilothi
Nilothi is a small village of Shokeen Gotra of Jats, near Nangloi Jat, National Highway-10, Delhi. The whole village drives its lineage from a single father Ch.Alam Chand who received Nilothi in partition and his elder brother got Nangloi as his part. Alam chand settled in Nilothi in 1405. The Jats of this village are further divided into four families. The written history of the village is available with the Bhaatt, a clan of Brahmins, who have been entrusted the job of writing history. The village is 4800 bhigha.
This small village has produced one Member of Parliament and a many times councillor, Ch. Bharat Singh Shokeen (d. 19 April 2008), ex M.P. Outer Delhi (1984–89) and one Member of Legislative Assembly namely Sh. Manoj Shokeen.
==Nilothi Extension==
Nilothi Extension is a group of colonies (residents of which are of all community but mainly ''Sikh and punjabis'' settling and living here in perfect harmony) near Nilothi. The people started settling here as early as 1984.
The colonies are divided by a road of 3 kilometers starting and ending between Sayed Nangloi and Nilothi villages. Development started in 1984 which includes, Tek Chand Colony, Vikas Vihar, Abchal Nagar I -II, Arya nagar, Bharat Vihar, Chander Vihar, Deepak Vihar, Dalip Vihar,Defence Enclave, Gram Sabha Colony, Guru Nanak Vihar, Gurunanank Enclave, Guru Gobindsingh nagar, Himgiri Enclave, Hukum Vihar, Kanhaya Nagar, Meera Kunj, Mahavir Enclave, New Har Kishan Nagar, Nihal Vihar phase 2, Ranjit Vihar, Shiv Enclave, Teacher (Shikshak) Vihar, Uday Vihar part I, II,III,IV,M blocks and Vikaspuri Extension.
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