Consider the following pairs : Traditions Communities 1. Chaliha Sahib Festival - Sindhis 2. Nanda Raj Jaat Yatra - Gonds 3. Wari-Warkari - Santhals Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched ?

Shows existence of a distinct Sindhi literary and cultural tradition in the 18th century, implying an identifiable Sindhi community with its own cultural practices.

A student could use this to justify searching for Sindhi-specific festivals or community observances (like Chaliha Sahib) in regional cultural lists or Sindhi cultural histories.

Lists 'Sindhi' as a distinct linguistic/cultural group, indicating Sindhis form a recognisable cultural region likely to have particular traditions and festivals.

Combine this with a map of Sindhi-speaking areas or diaspora communities to look for festivals named in Sindhi-language sources or community calendars.

States that many festivals are regionally varied and that common festivals may be celebrated under different names across India.

Use this pattern to consider that Chaliha Sahib might be a regional/communally-specific observance (possibly celebrated by Sindhis) and search for equivalent names or local variants in Sindhi contexts.

Encourages checking whether a festival celebrated in one region is observed elsewhere under another name, highlighting how festival names and associations can vary by community.

A student could extend this by comparing festival names and rituals in Sindhi communities and neighbouring regions to see if Chaliha Sahib appears as a local variant.

Notes that many communities have shared practices of community participation, decoration and shared food during festivals — a general pattern for how community festivals are organised.

Use this to frame inquiries into whether Chaliha Sahib involves such community practices among Sindhis by consulting community sources or ethnographies.