Explanation:

All statements are correct.
Indian Antarctic Bill, 2022

• The Bill aims at having India’s own national measures for protecting the Antarctic environment as also the dependent and associated ecosystem.
• The main aim is to ensure the demilitarization of the region along with getting rid of mining or illegal activities.
• It also aims that there should not be any nuclear test/explosion in the region.
• The bill is pursuant to India’s accession to Antarctic Treaty, the Protocol on Environment Protection (Madrid Protocol) to the Antarctic Treaty, and to the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources.
• It will also facilitate India’s interest and proactive involvement in the management of growing Antarctic tourism and sustainable development of fisheries resources in Antarctic waters.
• It will also help in increasing the international visibility, and credibility of India in Polar governance leading to international collaboration and cooperation in scientific and logistics fields.
• The enforcement of such laws will confer Jurisdiction on the courts of India to deal with any dispute or crimes committed in parts of Antarctica.
• Legislation of such a kind will bind the citizens to the policies of the antarctic treaty system.
• This will also be useful in building credibility and enhancing the status of the Country globally.
• The Bill also proposed to set up Indian Antarctic Authority (IAA) under the Ministry of Earth Sciences, which shall be the apex decision-making authority and shall facilitate programs and activities permitted under the Bill.
• India today has two operational research stations in Antarctica named Maitri (Commissioned in 1989) and Bharati (Commissioned in 2012).
• India has successfully launched 40 annual scientific expeditions to Antarctica to date.
• With Himadri station in Ny-Alesund, Svalbard, Arctic, India now belongs to the elite group of nations that have multiple research stations within the Polar Regions.

Hence option 4th is correct.