Correct option is B
The Tharu tribe is indigenous to the Terai region, which spans across the Indo-Nepal border, including the Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. The Tharu people have a unique culture, language, and tradition, shaped by centuries of living in the dense forests and riverine areas of the region. They are known for their distinctive folk music, dance, and colorful attire. Historically, the Tharus were semi-nomadic and practiced agriculture, relying on the forests for food and shelter. Today, they still maintain many aspects of their traditional lifestyle, though modernity and environmental changes have also impacted their way of life. The Tharu people’s close relationship with nature and their deep knowledge of forest management has drawn the interest of anthropologists and environmentalists alike.
