Hi Jayesh, Ok, your sample works as expected, and there is an $$hashKey added to everything angular puts in the DOM, see: http://jsfiddle.net/z6u4t/3/ Just as I just said, Angular puts a $$hashKey on everything it puts in the DOM, but only after putting it there. There needs to be at least a single digest loop before. Aside from that, why would you even use the $$hashKey? Its internal to Angular, and bound to change. I highly doubt there will be an $$hashKey in version 2.0! The need for it is a sure sign of code smell<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_smell>. I can be wrong, and you might have found a legitimate use for it. If so, please share, it might be very interesting!
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