Explanation:

Both statements are correct.

The status of women’s work in India
Workforce participation

• India’s female employment trends do not resonate with its high economic growth, low fertility, and rise in female schooling. 
• Between 2004 and 2018 unlike the shrinking gender gap in educational attainment, the gender gap in workforce participation increased. It demonstrates one of the lowest labour participation rates for women, which have been consistently declining since 1950.

Dramatic fall in absolute employment

• The recently released Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS), 2018-19 indicates a dramatic fall in absolute employment for men and more so for women.
• Women faced a decline in labour participation rates (from 2011 to 2019) in rural areas from 35.8% to 26.4%, and stagnation in urban areas at around 20.4%.

Poor worldwide Rankings

• The World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report ranks India at 149 among 153 countries in terms of women’s economic participation and opportunity. 
• The gender wage gap is the highest in Asia, with women 34

Hence option 4th is correct.