- I. Zila Parishads at the sub-divisional level: Assam is known to have experimented with sub-divisional level local self-governing bodies, unlike the standard district-level Zila Parishads mandated by the 73rd Amendment elsewhere. So, I-B (Assam) is a correct match. - II. Mandal Praja Parishad: This was the name given to the block-level (intermediate) Panchayati Raj bodies in Andhra Pradesh, introduced replacing the Samithi system. So, II-A (Andhra Pradesh) is correct. - III. Tribal Councils: States like Meghalaya have a system of Autonomous District Councils (ADCs), which are a form of tribal self-governance body under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution. So, III-D (Meghalaya) is a correct match. - IV. Absence of Village Panchayats: The 73rd Constitutional Amendment, which established the three-tier Panchayati Raj system (including Village Panchayats), does not fully apply to certain areas, particularly those under the Sixth Schedule or specific states in the Northeast like Mizoram and Meghalaya, which have different traditional or constitutional arrangements for local governance. While ADCs exist, the standard Gram Panchayat structure of the 73rd amendment is absent or modified in many areas. Mizoram, with its strong tribal councils and unique administrative structure, fits this description. So, IV-C (Mizoram) is a correct match.