The Vedic view of an individual and his relation to society is determined by four objectives of life. Which of the following is NOT one of these objectives?

Siddhi

The correct answer is Option 3- Siddhi

The four objectives of life in the Vedic view are:

• Dharma: Righteousness, moral values, and duty
• Artha: Prosperity, economic values, and material well-being
• Kama: Pleasure, love, and psychological well-being
• Moksha: Liberation from the cycle of birth and death, and spiritual enlightenment

Siddhi is not one of the four objectives of life in the Vedic view. It is a Sanskrit word that means "accomplishment," "perfection," or "attainment." It can refer to any kind of achievement, whether it is material, spiritual, or both.