Explanation:

- In ancient Indian philosophy, the Purusharthas are the four aims or goals of human life.

- They serve as a guide for a well-rounded and fulfilling existence.

- Option 1: Kama

- Refers to pleasure, desire, and love.

- It encompasses all forms of enjoyment in life.

- Option 2: Moksha

- Signifies liberation or spiritual freedom.

- Represents the ultimate goal of freeing the soul from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

- Option 3: Artha

- Denotes wealth and prosperity.

- It covers the pursuit of material success and economic welfare.

- Option 4: Yasha

- Yasha means fame, renown or reputation.

- It is not included in the traditional list of Purusharthas.

- Correct Answer: Option 4 - Yasha

- Your answer is not among the traditional Purusharthas.