Explanation:

Only statements 1,3&4 are correct.

• The newly released National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) reconfirms that a large number of Indians have a preference for sons.

NFHS 5 (2019-2021)

• A large number of Indians have a preference for sons, the only exception is women in Meghalaya, among whom the preference is for more daughters than sons.
• The number of married people (age 15-49) who want more sons than daughters is several times the number who want more daughters than sons.
• A married person who has at least one son is less likely to want more children than another married person whose existing children do not include a son.
• In spite of these preferences, most Indians still believe an ideal family should include at least one daughter.
• The number of married men who want more sons than daughters (16%) is four times the number who want more daughters than sons (4%).
• Among women, the former preference is 5 times more prevalent than the latter, at 15% and 3% respectively.

Hence option 3rd is correct.