Explanation:

Statement 1 is correct: India's merchandise exports in August stood at $22.70 billion, whereas, India's merchandise exports stood at US$ 19.05 billion. The country saw a minor trade surplus in June for the first time in 18 years even as merchandise exports continued to shrink for the fourth month in a row, albeit at much lower rate than the preceding three months.

• Exports of $21.91 billion and imports of $21.11 billion resulted in a surplus of around $800 million in trade balance in June. India is generally a net importer, and the country had a trade surplus last in January 2002, when it stood at $10 million.

Source: https://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/india-a-small-net-exporter-after-18-yrs-even-as-merchandise-shipments-dip-120071501441_1.html

• Note: In question they were asking about present.

Statement 2 is incorrect: Except for iron ore and drugs and pharmaceuticals, all other commodities saw a negative growth. Statement 2 is incorrect
Statement 3 is correct: India's services imports are relatively small, at around 4¼ per cent of GDP, with business services, travel and transportation services accounting for more than 70 per cent of total services imports. 
Statement 4 is correct: On closer analysis of India’s merchandise trade, we find that India faces trade deficit as imports have always grown faster than exports for this period.
Hence option 4th is correct.