Explanation:

- Jhooming is a form of shifting cultivation practiced mainly in northeastern India.

- The practice involves clearing a piece of land, cultivating it for a few years, and then moving to a new area once the soil's fertility decreases.

- Option 1: The Bhotias

- The Bhotias primarily live in the Himalayan regions and are known for pastoralism rather than jhooming.

- Option 2: The Khasis

- The Khasis are a tribal community in Meghalaya, a northeastern state of India, known for practicing jhooming.

- Option 3: The Santhals

- The Santhals are an ethnic group from eastern India; they typically do not practice jhooming.

- Option 4: The Todas

- The Todas are a pastoral community in the Nilgiri Hills and are more associated with buffalo herding.