How it's made | Fermented fish some northeast Indians can't live without

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Ngari is a fermented fish product locally prepared from some fish species mainly the Punties species which have been most widely used by the peoples of Manipur. Puntius sophore (locally known as Phabou nga) is exclusively used for Ngari preparation. The fermentation process is called ngari namba.
It is one of the basic ingredients of all Manipuris households in the area accounting for its taste, beneficial properties, and strong appetizing nature. Because of its increasing popularity, its quality as a food product has grown into other states of the Northeast.
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In keeping with our aim of bringing to you a range of experiences from across Manipur- both good and bad, beautiful and ugly - we have found yet another rare story in an endeavour to showcase different aspects of Northeast Indian life. With the world changing fast, old customs are dying rapidly. The new generation has little to no idea about our old ways of life.
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