In India, in which one of the following types of forests is teak a dominant tree species?

Teak (*Tectona grandis*) is the most dominant and commercially significant species of the Tropical Moist Deciduous forests, which are found in regions receiving 100-200 cm of annual rainfall. While Tropical Rain Forests (Option B) also support dense vegetation, they are characterized by evergreen species like mahogany and rosewood that require much higher rainfall (above 200 cm) and lack a distinct leaf-shedding season. This question tests the classification of Indian natural vegetation based on climatic parameters, specifically the identification of indicator species for different forest types.