Consider the following statements about traditional Indian martial arts:

Silambam, originating from Tamil Nadu, focuses on stick fighting.

Gatka, a traditional martial art of the Sikh community, emphasizes sword fighting.

Thang-Ta, from Manipur, involves weaponry like swords and spears.

Musti Yuddha is an ancient unarmed combat form, known as the "Art of Fist Fighting."

How many of the above statements are correct?

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Silambam is a martial art form originating from Tamil Nadu, emphasizing stick fighting: This is correct; it uses bamboo sticks and is known for its agility.
Gatka is a traditional martial art of the Sikh community, focusing on sword fighting: This is correct; it includes various weapons and is practiced during festivals.
Thang-Ta is a martial art from Manipur, which incorporates weaponry like swords and spears: This is correct; it combines martial arts with dance elements.
Musti Yuddha is an ancient Indian form of unarmed combat, often referred to as the "Art of Fist Fighting": This is correct; it has historical significance in Indian warfare.

Thus, all statements are correct.

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Silambam is a martial art form originating from Tamil Nadu, emphasizing stick fighting: This is correct; it uses bamboo sticks and is known for its agility.
Gatka is a traditional martial art of the Sikh community, focusing on sword fighting: This is correct; it includes various weapons and is practiced during festivals.
Thang-Ta is a martial art from Manipur, which incorporates weaponry like swords and spears: This is correct; it combines martial arts with dance elements.
Musti Yuddha is an ancient Indian form of unarmed combat, often referred to as the "Art of Fist Fighting": This is correct; it has historical significance in Indian warfare.

Thus, all statements are correct.

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