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Hilsa Fish and Spices Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hilsa Fish Preparation Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fresh Hilsa Fish Slices Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spicy Mashed Hilsa Fish with Onions in bowl top view of a Traditional and Delicious Ilish Bhorta Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spicy Hilsa Fish Fry with onion in a Decorative Bowl top view of a Classic Bengali Ilish Fry Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hilsa Fish on Banana Leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hilsa Fish Slices on a Clay Plate Royalty Free Stock Photo

Spicy Hilsa Fish Curry in a Decorative Bowl top view of a Classic Bengali Ilish Bhuna Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hilsa fish, scientifically known as Tenualosa ilisha, is a prized fish in South Asia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pile of Freshly Caught Hilsa Fish at a Market. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hilsa Fish Slices Arranged in a Star Royalty Free Stock Photo

Laborers carries a basket full of Hilsa fish caught at the Bay of Bengal in Namkhana,105 km (65 miles) south of Calcutta.The Hilsa fish,which is very popular with India's Bengali population,are transported long distances from the outskirts to Calcutta where these fetch huge prices. A kilogram of Hilsa fish sells for 700 rupees (11$) in the eastern Indian city.