Discussion
The National Library of India receives books for deposit under :
Answer: D
The answer is the Delivery of Books and Newspaper Act.
The Delivery of Books and Newspapers (Public Libraries) Act, 1954 obliges every publisher in India to send one copy of each book and newspaper it publishes to the National Library at Kolkata and to three other designated public libraries. That legal deposit is how the National Library builds its national collection.
The Registration of Books Act (the Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867) deals with registering printers and publications and sending copies to government, not deposit in the National Library. The Copyright Act protects authors' rights and carries no library deposit duty in India, and the Right to Information Act concerns access to government records.
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