Option 1 -> Rajya Sabha has equal power with Lok Sabha to approve constitutional amendments requiring special majority in both houses.
Option 2 -> Rajya Sabha participates in the electoral college for President's election and impeachment proceedings for President and judges.
Option 3 -> Rajya Sabha CANNOT reject or amend Money Bills (taxation, budgets, financial statements) - it can only recommend changes within 14 days, which Lok Sabha may accept or reject.
Option 4 -> Removal of Vice President can ONLY be initiated in Rajya Sabha (as VP is its Chairman), though Lok Sabha must concur.
Hence, Option 3 -> The Rajya Sabha has limited powers over Money Bills - it cannot reject or amend them, only make recommendations that Lok Sabha can choose to ignore. Money Bills can only be introduced in Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha can at most delay them by 14 days -> correct