Answer

Rahul ji, I’m sorry, but I cannot accurately tell your Gotra only from your name, surname, and the fact that you are a Nevi Digamber Jain.

In Jain tradition, Gotra is usually known through:

• Family elders
• Traditional family records
• Community genealogists or bhatts
• Marriage records within the community
• Your family’s kul, vansh, or traditional lineage information

Explanation

The surname Gulalkari may be associated with a family, region, occupation, or community identity, but it does not by itself prove a specific Gotra. Also, different Jain families with the same surname may have different Gotras.

Because Gotra is a lineage matter, it should not be guessed. Giving an incorrect Gotra would be misleading, especially because Gotra can be important in marriage and family traditions.

What You Can Do

You may ask:

• Your father, grandfather, uncle, or senior relatives
• Your family’s traditional Jain guru or panditji
• Elders of the Nevi Digamber Jain community
• Relatives who arranged earlier marriages in your family
• Any old wedding invitation, family patrika, or genealogy record

Takeaway

Your Gotra should be confirmed from your family lineage, not guessed from your surname. The most reliable source will be your elders or your community’s traditional genealogical records.