Which one of the following regions of India has a combination of mangrove forest, evergreen forest and deciduous forest?

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands host a unique combination of all three forest types due to their equatorial climate, high annual rainfall, and diverse coastal topography. While South-West Bengal is famous for the Sundarbans' mangroves and some deciduous patches, it lacks the true tropical wet evergreen forests found in the islands. The core concept being tested is the spatial distribution of Indian natural vegetation and how specific climatic conditions allow for the coexistence of multiple forest ecosystems in a single bio-geographic zone.