In Jainism, there is no concept of a “gotra” like in some Hindu communities. Digambar and Shwetambar Jains identify more by their sects and the lineage (gaccha/sampradaya) of their teachers and temples, not by a gotra name.

What you can do in Maharashtra to understand your Jain identity:

• Talk to elder family members to learn about your Jain lineage and which gaccha or sampradaya your ancestors associated with.
• Check local Jain temples or community centers for records or inscriptions that mention a gaccha, sangh, or teacher-lineage.
• Observe the practices of the local Jain community in your area (temple rituals, idol worship style, and morning/discipline routines) to get a sense of whether they align more with Digambar or Shwetambar traditions.
• If you have a family-devised ritual or a bhavya (family puja) line, that can also indicate the tradition your family follows.

If you want, tell me a bit about what you’ve heard from your family or what you’ve observed locally, and I can help explain what that might indicate within authentic Jain traditions.