The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue

The reopened Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, built in 1884, allows non-Jews to participate in prayer too, but upon ID verification since it is under a terror threat
Published: Feb 7, 2019
The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue

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  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
  • The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
The Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue is a significant place of worship for Mumbai’s Baghdadi and Bene Israeli Jewish communities. The restoration project, worth a total of about Rs 5 crore, was majorly funded by conglomerate JSW Group. Lambah says it took 10 years to find a willing sponsor, a fate many non-governmental buildings face.