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Buddhist Marriage Biodata Format

A Buddhist marriage biodata covers personal, education, career and family details, and often the family’s tradition, such as Navayana, Theravada or Tibetan Buddhism. Caste and horoscope fields are hidden by default, because many Buddhist families do not use them; you can turn them on if yours does.

What this format includes

  • Tradition or school, for example Navayana, Theravada, Mahayana or Vajrayana, in the sect field.
  • How you practise, in your own words, in the “about me” section.
  • Home region and languages, which matter to many families.
  • Caste, gotra and horoscope fields are off by default; turn them on with “Show every field” if your family uses them.

Tips for a Buddhist biodata

  • Name your tradition plainly; families often look for a partner who shares it.
  • If practice matters to you, mention it simply, for example visiting the vihara or meditating regularly.
  • Mention your home region and languages, since Buddhist families in India span Maharashtra, the Himalayan regions and the North-East.
  • Say in your expectations whether you are open to a partner from another faith.

Biodata

Prajakta

Personal Details

Date of Birth
11 April 1996
Place of Birth
Nagpur, Maharashtra
Height
5 ft 3 in
Marital Status
Never married
Diet
Vegetarian
Languages Known
Marathi, Hindi, English
Current Location
Pune, Maharashtra
About Me
Visits the vihara on full-moon days; enjoys reading and trekking.

Religious & Horoscope Details

Religion
Buddhist
Sect / Denomination
Navayana

Education & Career

Education
M.A. Sociology
Occupation
Social researcher

Family Details

Father
Retired railway employee
Mother
Teacher
Brothers & Sisters
One younger brother, studying law
Family Type
Nuclear family

Partner Expectations

Expectations
Educated, kind and respectful of our values.

Contact Details

Contact Person
Mother
Phone
+91 90000 00000
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Buddhist biodata need caste or horoscope details?

No. This format hides them by default because many Buddhist families do not use them. You can turn them on if yours does.

Where do I mention my tradition?

Use the sect field, for example Navayana, Theravada or Tibetan Buddhism.

Can I print it in Marathi or Hindi?

Yes. Choose Marathi or Hindi as the biodata language and the labels print in that language.

Can I say I am open to an inter-faith match?

Yes. Mention it in your expectations so the right families find you.

Buddhist biodata

Tradition and practice, without caste or horoscope by default.