Explanation:

- Statement 1: Tribe is a territorial group whereas the caste is a social group.

- Tribes are often identified with specific geographical regions, while castes function as part of a larger social hierarchy.

- Statement 2: The caste originated on the basis of division of labour, the tribe came about because of the evolution of community feeling in a group inhabiting a definite geographical area.

- Castes evolved from occupational roles and hierarchical social structures; tribes are typically linked by kinship and territory.

- Statement 3: The tribe may have a political organisation, whereas the caste never has a political association.

- Tribes can indeed have political leaders and structures, while caste is more about social hierarchy rather than formal political structure.

- Correct Option: All three statements accurately describe distinctions between tribe and caste.

- Your Answer: Option 4 - 1, 2, 3