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The correct answer is D. Tari.
Kosma, Dhersa, and Hadia are all beverages that are traditionally consumed by Scheduled Tribes in India. Tari, on the other hand, is a rice beer that is popular in Assam and other parts of Northeast India. It is not a traditional beverage of Scheduled Tribes.
Kosma is a fermented beverage made from rice, millet, or sorghum. It is a popular drink among the Gonds, a Scheduled Tribe in central India.
Dhersa is a fermented beverage made from rice or millet. It is a popular drink among the Santhals, a Scheduled Tribe in eastern India.
Hadia is a fermented beverage made from rice or millet. It is a popular drink among the Oraons, a Scheduled Tribe in eastern India.
Tari is a rice beer that is popular in Assam and other parts of Northeast India. It is made by fermenting rice with yeast and water. Tari is a clear, light-colored beer with a slightly sweet taste. It is often served with meals or as a social drink.