Buddhist Marriage Biodata Maker — Navbaudh Format & Sample
Make a Buddhist marriage biodata in the Navbaudh (Ambedkarite) tradition — headed by the Dhamma Chakra and led by education, values and social commitment rather than caste, gotra or astrology. Fill the format below and download a print-ready biodata in Marathi, Hindi or English.
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What is a Buddhist marriage biodata?
A Buddhist marriage biodata — especially in the Navbaudh (Ambedkarite) tradition that is large across Maharashtra — is the one-page profile families exchange before a proposal. It opens with Namo Buddhaya or the Three Refuges (Buddham Sharanam Gacchami…) and the Dhamma Chakra, and for Navbaudh families Jai Bhim is a common greeting. What makes it distinctive is what it leaves out: following Dr Ambedkar's reform, it de-emphasises caste, gotra and astrology — there is usually no gotra, rashi, nakshatra or manglik row. Instead it leads with education, profession, values and social commitment. Character, self-respect and a modern, equality-minded outlook are what families weigh most.
Buddhist biodata format — ready sample
Arrange the details like this. The values here are only examples.
नमो बुद्धाय ☸
Marriage Biodata
Personal details
| Name | Rahul Kamble |
| Date & place of birth | 17 Jun 1996, Nagpur |
| Education | M.Tech (Civil) |
| Profession | Assistant Engineer, PWD |
| Follows | Buddha Dhamma (22 vows) |
| Values / social work | Active in Dhamma & education programmes |
| Height / Complexion | 5 ft 9 in / Wheatish |
| Diet | Vegetarian |
Family details
| Father's name / work | Ashok Kamble / Retired government service |
| Mother's name / work | Sunita Kamble / Homemaker |
| Siblings | 1 younger sister (studying) |
| Native place | Nagpur, Maharashtra |
Contact
| Mobile | 98XXXXXX17 |
| Address | Nagpur, Maharashtra |
Which fields matter in a Buddhist biodata?
A Buddhist (Navbaudh / Ambedkarite) biodata deliberately drops gotra and the astrology rows — no rashi, nakshatra, manglik or kundli — in keeping with Dr Ambedkar's reform against caste and superstition. The profile leads instead with education and profession, values and social commitment, and whether the person follows the Buddha Dhamma (some note the 22 vows or involvement in Dhamma / social work). Standard rows carry the weight: date and place of birth, height, education, job, and family — father's and mother's names and work, siblings, and native place. Some families still note community for context, but it is not the screen it is elsewhere. The tone is modern and equality-minded. LagnBiodata has ready fields for all of these — keep what you need and remove the rest, and build it in Marathi, Hindi or English.
Tips for a strong Buddhist biodata
- Open with 'Namo Buddhaya' or the Three Refuges and the Dhamma Chakra; Navbaudh families often add 'Jai Bhim.'
- Lead with education, profession and values — the Ambedkarite tradition foregrounds these over caste or lineage.
- Skip gotra and astrology rows — no rashi, nakshatra or manglik is expected.
- Mention social commitment or Dhamma involvement if relevant — many families value it.
- Keep it to one A4 page, build it in Marathi, Hindi or English, and download at 300 DPI.
Ready? Make your Buddhist biodata now
Use the format above and build it on LagnBiodata in minutes — a Dhamma Chakra header, education- and values-forward fields, 189 designs, with or without photo. No gotra or astrology rows.
Frequently asked questions
What should a Buddhist (Navbaudh) marriage biodata include?
Name, date and place of birth, education, profession, values and social commitment, height, and family details, plus a contact number. Gotra and astrology are usually left out.
Do Buddhist biodatas use gotra or horoscope?
Usually not. The Ambedkarite reform de-emphasises caste, gotra and astrology, so most Navbaudh biodatas carry no rashi, nakshatra, manglik or gotra and lead with education and values.
What is the Navbaudh / Ambedkarite angle?
Many Buddhists in India, especially in Maharashtra, follow Dr Ambedkar's 1956 conversion. Their biodatas foreground education, self-respect, values and social commitment over caste or lineage.
What invocation should I use?
'Namo Buddhaya' or the Three Refuges (Buddham / Dhammam / Sangham Sharanam Gacchami) with the Dhamma Chakra; 'Jai Bhim' is a common Navbaudh greeting.
Is it free, and can I make it in Marathi?
Two clean designs are free with no watermark; the rest are a one-time ₹36 per biodata. Build it in Marathi, Hindi or English, and type in English to get the local script automatically.
See also: Hindu biodata · Maratha biodata · Sikh / Punjabi biodata