Description:
Bamchavati is a South Indian name. It is derived from the Sanskrit word bamchava, meaning 'child of the god Vishnu'. The name is most commonly found in the state of Karnataka. The Bamchavatis are a Hindu caste. They are one of the Scheduled Castes. They are also known as the Mahishasuramardini. They are a sub-group of the Kshatriya caste. They are traditionally agriculturalists. The Bamchavatis are also known for their traditional art, which includes the making of dolls. They are also known for their folk songs, which are often about love.