Five Rivers of Punjab

Target entity: Five Rivers of Punjab
Context triple: [Sutlej River, oneOf, Five Rivers of Punjab]

• A. Panj River
  The Panj River is a significant Central Asian waterway that forms much of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan and serves as a principal headstream of the Amu Darya.
• B. Beas River
  The Beas River is a major river in northern India that flows through the state of Punjab, playing a vital role in its agriculture and ecology.
• C. Sutlej River
  The Sutlej River is a major transboundary river of the northwestern Indian subcontinent, originating in Tibet and flowing through the Himalayas into the plains of India and Pakistan, where it forms an important part of the Indus River system.
• D. Jhelum River
  The Jhelum River is a major river of the northern Indian subcontinent that flows through the Kashmir Valley into Pakistan, forming part of the Indus River system.
• E. Chenab River
  The Chenab River is a major river of the Indian subcontinent that flows through the Jammu region and into Pakistan, playing a key role in the Indus River system and regional agriculture.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Five Rivers of Punjab
Target entity description: The Five Rivers of Punjab are the major tributaries of the Indus that flow through the historic Punjab region, giving it its name (meaning "land of five rivers") and shaping its agriculture, culture, and history.

• A. Panj River
  The Panj River is a significant Central Asian waterway that forms much of the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan and serves as a principal headstream of the Amu Darya.
• B. Beas River
  The Beas River is a major river in northern India that flows through the state of Punjab, playing a vital role in its agriculture and ecology.
• C. Sutlej River
  The Sutlej River is a major transboundary river of the northwestern Indian subcontinent, originating in Tibet and flowing through the Himalayas into the plains of India and Pakistan, where it forms an important part of the Indus River system.
• D. Jhelum River
  The Jhelum River is a major river of the northern Indian subcontinent that flows through the Kashmir Valley into Pakistan, forming part of the Indus River system.
• E. Chenab River
  The Chenab River is a major river of the Indian subcontinent that flows through the Jammu region and into Pakistan, playing a key role in the Indus River system and regional agriculture.
• F. None of above. chosen