Explanation:

- The Govind Deva temple in Vrindavan is a significant religious structure built in the 16th century.

- It was commissioned by Raja Man Singh, a general of the Mughal emperor Akbar, around 1590.

- Option:1, yellow sandstone: While yellow sandstone has been used in different historical constructions, it is not the stone used for the Govind Deva temple.

- Option:2, black sandstone: Black sandstone is relatively uncommon in North Indian temple architecture compared to other types.

- Option:3, white sandstone: White stone, such as marble, is often seen in later periods, but not for this temple.

- Option:4, red sandstone: This is the correct option. Red sandstone is a material often used during the Mughal period, notably in constructions commissioned by Akbar.