What is the theme of Lahooti Melo for the year 2022?
Correct answer: B. Celebrating Indus
- A. Celebrating Sindh
- B. Celebrating Indus
- C. Celebrating freedom
- D. Celebrating Karachi
Explanation
The 2022 Lahooti Melo was held under the theme “Celebrating Indus,” linking the festival to the river’s cultural and historical importance in Sindh. The alternatives refer to places or general themes rather than its announced title.
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