Bimal
Meaning of Bimal
Bimal is a male name with Nepali origin. It is pronounced as bee-MAHL (/biːˈmɑl/). This unique and melodious name carries a sense of purity and brightness. In the United States, Bimal has been given to a handful of newborn boys since 1981. While not very common, this name holds cultural significance and would make a distinct choice for parents looking for something uncommon yet meaningful for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Nepali
- Pronunced as bee-MAHL (/biːˈmɑl/)
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Notable People Named Bimal
| Bimal Gharti Magar is a Nepalese professional footballer known for his forward position with Machhindra and the Nepal national team, and holds the record as the youngest Nepalese player to debut and score for the national team. |
| Bimal Roy was an influential Indian film director known for his realistic and socially conscious films, winning numerous awards throughout his career. |
| Bimal Krishna Bose was an Indian cricketer who played first-class cricket for Bihar and captained the team during the 1950s. |
| Bimal Prasad was an Indian historian and diplomat known for his expertise in modern Indian history and his tenure as the Indian ambassador to Nepal from 1991 to 1995. |
| Bimal Kaur Khalsa - Bibi Bimal Kaur was an Indian politician and the wife of Beant Singh, one of the two assassins of Indira Gandhi. |
| Bimal Adhikari is a multi-talented Nepalese personality known for his work as a model, dancer, lyricist, and musician, with notable contributions to Nepali folk and modern music. |
| Bimal Jalan is a former Governor of Reserve Bank of India and a nominated member of the Upper House of India's Parliament, the Rajya Sabha during 2003–2009. |
| Bimal Mulubha Jadeja is an Indian former first-class cricketer and former captain of the Saurashtra cricket team who transitioned into a career as a cricket coach. |
| Bimal Bharali, a former Indian cricketer, played 27 first-class matches for Assam and four for East Zone from 1969 to 1981, and captained Assam in most of their matches from 1976 to 1981. |
| Bimal Prasad Shrivastav is a Nepalese politician who briefly served as Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security of the Government of Nepal in 2021. |
