Broad Money (M3) in India includes all the components mentioned in the options: 1, 2, and 3.

Option 1 includes `Currency with the public` and `Demand deposits with banks`. `Currency with the public` includes all the physical currency that is not held by the Reserve Bank of India(RBI) but is in circulation among the public. `Demand deposits with banks` refers to the money that is deposited in a bank account and can be withdrawn at any time without prior notice to the bank.

Option 2 includes `Currency with the public` and `Time deposits with banks`. The latter refers to the money deposited in a bank account for a fixed period of time, and it cannot be withdrawn before the maturity date without penalty.

Option 3 includes `Demand deposits with banks` and `Time deposits with banks`, both are deposits in a bank. However, the difference is in the terms of withdrawals.

Option 4 includes all these three components: currency with the public, demand deposits, and time deposits with banks which is the definition of broad Money (M3) in India. Therefore, option 4 is the correct answer.