Explanation:

The Government of India has designated several languages as 'Classical Languages' based on specific criteria, including antiquity of its early texts, a body of ancient literature, and a distinct literary tradition. As of the current date, the six languages recognized as Classical Languages in India are Tamil (declared in $2004$), Sanskrit ($2005$), Kannada ($2008$), Telugu ($2008$), Malayalam ($2013$), and Odia ($2014$). Option (1) Tamil, (3) Telugu, and (4) Kannada are all recognized Classical Languages. Option (2) Konkani, while a vibrant and historically rich language, has not been accorded the status of a Classical Language by the Government of India. Therefore, Konkani is the correct answer.