In option 1, it is stated that between 1814 and 1850, four commodities dominated India`s exports - raw silk, opium, cotton, and indigo. This statement is not correct. The correct answer is option 2, which states that between 1814 and 1860, five commodities dominated India`s exports - raw silk, opium, cotton, indigo, and jute.

Option 3 mentions that indigo and raw silk required processing techniques. This is a correct statement. Both indigo and raw silk needed to go through specific processes to be prepared for exportation.

Option 4 states that indigo and raw silk were financed by foreign capital. This is also a correct statement. During this time period, foreign investors played a significant role in financing the production and exportation of indigo and raw silk.

Alert - The correct answer should be: 2 Between 1814 and 1860, five commodities dominated India’s exports—raw silk, opium, cotton, indigo, and jute.