Explanation:

- Option 1: Teaching in English medium

- Macaulay's Minute advocated for education in English, arguing it would create a class of Anglicized Indians who could serve as intermediaries between the British and local populace.

- Option 2: 'Liberal' literary training

- Macaulay emphasized a curriculum based on liberal arts, focusing on literary knowledge and reasoning skills that were deemed superior to traditional learning.

- Option 3: Teaching of Western texts alone at higher levels of education

- Macaulay suggested an education system that prioritized Western literature and sciences, advocating the exclusive teaching of Western texts.

- Option 4: Teaching of both Western and Oriental texts at higher levels of education

- This was not recommended by Macaulay. He dismissed the value of Oriental literature and sciences compared to Western knowledge.

Correct Answer: Option 4: Teaching of both Western and Oriental texts at higher levels of education