AK, You are building a web page for " P. Subba" showing a love and respect to her. In the same way, " Bhangli Damini " is a respect from me to ' Damai ' society in Nepal. I grew up in a mixed society of Bahuns, Sarki, Damai, Gurung, Dura, Magar, Gharti, and others. Recalling those old days, sometimes my Dad used to say ' Talai Bimali sanga biya garidinchhu'. Bimali was a beautiful lady from Damai family. When, I saw Bimali, in those old Child days, I used to be shy because my dad mentioned that. One day, Bimali got married, but not with me. I still remember those child days and are in my vivid memory. That way, I am still attached with Damai Society. Some of my Damai frs are National Folk singers these days. I feel proud of them. Me, growing in such diverse socitey, showing love to my Damai frs and familes happened to choose the user name in Sajha that you were wondering. BD was a Damai Sister of mine, like Chirring mentioned Subba was like a Didi to him. However, by birth I belong to someother Caste. I am still that shy person when I have to talk with Girls especially for first times. I don't know it is good or bad, but I see " Bimali" in all of them. Thanks A. Kanchha for your curiosity. -BD