Wash and drain the mentioned ingredients.
Roughly chop the aamba haldar, haldar, ginger, green chillies, lilu lasan and fresh coriander
After you have prepared the ingredients, pound them in mortar of pestle or coarsely grind them into a chutney grinder.
Remember to not make a paste, you want it to be chunky and coarse to be able to enjoy some bite while sipping warm kadhi.
Once the masala is ready, add it to the simmering Kadhi (before you have tempered the kadhi) and continue to simmer and temper as you would, until the kadhi has boiled enough and the tuver lilva have cooked. It doesn't take long.