Lodges in the District
The District Grand Lodge of Bombay oversees a number of warranted lodges across the region. Each lodge meets regularly and operates under the constitutions of the United Grand Lodge of England.
Corinth Lodge No. 1122
Celebrated its 150th anniversary around 2016. One of the district's oldest and most distinguished lodges.
Leslie Wilson Lodge No. 4880 EC
Recipient of the Best Lodge Award for the 2014–15 period, recognising outstanding contribution to the district.
Lodge Burnett No. 3824 E.C.
Active in charitable outreach; supported local charities in Pune during 2014.
For a complete and current listing of all lodges in the district, please contact the District Grand Secretary.
Within the District Grand Lodge of Bombay, each warranted lodge functions as a local gathering where Freemasons come together in keeping with the long-standing constitutions of the United Grand Lodge of England. Meetings are held on a regular rhythm through the year, providing members with a familiar setting for ceremony, fellowship, and reflection. The shared framework connecting every lodge helps preserve continuity of practice while allowing each individual body to reflect the character of its own community across the wider region.
A lodge within the district is more than a meeting place; it is also a centre for charitable outreach and personal development. Members typically take part in projects that support local causes, mentor newer Brethren through structured programmes, and contribute to the broader benevolent work associated with Freemasonry. Lodge calendars often include educational evenings, social gatherings, and visits between sister lodges, all of which strengthen the bonds that tie the district together.
Although each lodge maintains its own identity, history, and traditions, all sit under the umbrella of district governance and benefit from the guidance of senior officers. Long-established lodges carry a sense of heritage, while newer ones bring fresh energy and perspectives to the Craft. Together they form a network that spans cities and towns, giving the District Grand Lodge of Bombay a living presence rooted in continuity, service, and shared Masonic purpose.
Lodge News
Registration for Annual Communication — Goa, October 2018
2018
Lodges from across the district gathered in Goa for the Annual Communication, with registration open to all warranted members.
UGLE Tercentenary Celebration — Mumbai, 2017
2017
The district marked the United Grand Lodge of England's 300th anniversary with a major celebration in Mumbai, attended by lodges throughout the region.
Registration for Annual Communication — March 2017
March 2017
An earlier Annual Communication brought together district officers and lodge representatives for governance and fellowship.
Corinth Lodge No. 1122 — 150th Anniversary
2016
Corinth Lodge marked a century and a half of continuous working, a milestone celebrated by the entire district.
Leslie Wilson Lodge — Best Lodge Award 2014–15
2015
The Leslie Wilson Lodge No. 4880 EC was honoured with the Best Lodge Award for its exemplary work during the 2014–15 masonic year.
Lodge Burnett Supports Pune Charities
2014
Lodge Burnett No. 3824 E.C. directed charitable funds to local organisations in Pune, continuing the district's tradition of benevolence.
Installation Meetings & Annual Communications
Each lodge holds an annual installation meeting at which the incoming Master and officers are installed. These ceremonies are central to the masonic calendar and are attended by members and visiting brethren.
The District Grand Lodge also convenes Annual Communications — formal gatherings where district business is conducted, reports are received, and officers are appointed. Past communications have been held in Mumbai and Goa, drawing strong attendance from lodges across the district.