The correct answer is: A) Indian Peacock.
The Indian peacock is a large, colorful bird that is native to India and Sri Lanka. It is the national bird of India and is also found in other parts of Asia, including Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Bhutan. The Indian peacock is a member of the pheasant family and is closely related to the green peafowl.
The Indian peacock is a beautiful bird with a long, flowing tail. The male peacock has a large, fan-shaped tail that is covered in iridescent blue and green feathers. The female peacock is smaller than the male and does not have a fan-shaped tail.
The Indian peacock is a shy bird and is usually found in forests and grasslands. It is an omnivore and eats a variety of plants and insects. The Indian peacock is a popular bird and is often kept as a pet.
The government of Telangana promotes the Indian peacock as a part of their eco-tourism initiatives. The Indian peacock is a symbol of Telangana and is a popular tourist attraction. The government of Telangana has set up several bird sanctuaries and parks where people can see the Indian peacock in its natural habitat.
The other options are incorrect because they are not native to Telangana. The junglefowl is native to Southeast Asia, the flamingo is native to Africa, and the house sparrow is native to Europe and Asia.