The correct answer is option 3, that the National Commission for Women was created by an Act passed by the Parliament. The Parliament of India plays a crucial role in the establishment of various commissions and institutions in the country. The Act passed by the Parliament gives the National Commission for Women its legal status and sets out its purpose, powers, and functions.

Option 1, an amendment in the Constitution of India, is not the correct answer. While the Constitution of India does provide for the protection and promotion of women`s rights through various provisions, the creation of the National Commission for Women is not specifically mentioned in the Constitution.

Option 2, a decision of the Union Cabinet, is also not the correct answer. The Union Cabinet consists of the Prime Minister and other ministers who are responsible for decision-making at the highest level of the executive branch of the government. However, the establishment of the National Commission for Women requires the legislative intervention of the Parliament.

Option 4, an order of the President of India, is not the correct answer either. The President of India, as the head of the state, has certain powers and functions, but the creation of the National Commission for Women is done through an Act passed by the Parliament, as mentioned earlier.

In conclusion, the National Commission for