Dhansa (New Delhi)

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Dhansa (also known as Dhansa-Border ) is a village in Delhi, India.[1]

The village is situated in southwest Delhi and the last village of Delhi state, it is 25 km from Dwarka and around 30 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport. It comes under Najafgarh constituency.

Dhansa village is inhabited by Dagar Jats, Kaushik Brahmins and 36 biradari This village is older than Mahabharat time the son of Bhim had dig a pond here named as Ghadoi and the Lord Ghatothkach mandir named as Dada Budhe ka mandir adjoining Ghadoi , having Dhansa Rest House and a Dam known as Dhansa Bandh are the main features of this Dhansa Gaon... All the villager worship and devoted to Shri Dada Bhuda as known shri Ghatothkach in Mahabharat time.

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1. ^ Mathur, Atul (1 August 2014). "Free-for-all at lifeline of West Delhi". Hindustan Times. Retrieved 1 June 2018.

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