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A 106-year-old hospital in Mahabaleshwar is reborn
Updated On: 13 July, 2020 06:48 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Defunct heritage medical facility - Morarji Gokaldas Rural Hospital - up and running again in Mahabaleshwar

Jaysinh Mariwala at the entrance of Morarji Gokaldas Rural Hospital
The Morarji Gokaldas Rural Hospital (MGRH) Mahabaleshwar, the foundation stone of which was laid by Lord Willingdon, the then Governor of Bombay in 1914, has got a lease of life.
The decrepit structure next to Mahabaleshwar market, named after its donor Seth Morarji Gokaldas, a leading Bhatia community industrialist is back on shiny, new feet. The hospital was originally built for use by both locals and British tourists, situated on 11 acres of forest land adjacent to the Mahabaleshwar bazaar.
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