Physical Geography of India: In which state is the Loktak Lake located?

Loktak Lake is situated in Manipur and is the largest freshwater lake in northeastern India. This ecologically significant waterbody is famous for its floating biomass called 'phumdis,' which are composed of vegetation, soil, and organic matter. The lake supports diverse flora and fauna, including the endangered Sangai deer found only in Keibul Lamjao National Park, which is built on floating phumdis within the lake. Loktak serves as a lifeline for local communities, providing water, fish, and hydroelectric power generation.