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If you are trying to validate the control of one of your domains by creating a TXT record in order to get a TLS/SSL certificate for the domain, you can create a TXT record in Amazon Route 53 by following this guide and selecting TXT in the Record type field at step 7. Continue following the instructions of your TLS/SSL certificate provider to fill in the Value field with the verification token that they have provided.
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There are no screenshots attached, I am afraid.
For ACM DNS validation, there is a requirement to create CNAME records in your domain. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/dns-validation.html
Please ensure the CNAME records are correct.
I did not get Cname records
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Unable to find exactly where to add name records. in above article I won't understand how would I get all the records. provide concise steps. As Route 53 did not provide any records like txt, mx,cname etc however hosted zone already created
Since you have already created the hosted zone, you need to open it in the console (step 2-5) and then click on “Create record” (step 6) to add the TXT record. As explained above, the record type can be selected from the drop-down "Record type" menu (step 7).