The correct answer is (b).
Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 deals with the proof of electronic records. It states that the contents of an electronic record may be proved by the production of the original electronic record or by a printout of such record. If the original electronic record is not available, it may be proved by secondary evidence. Secondary evidence means a document that is not the original document, but is a copy of the original document.
Section 65B also states that the court may admit secondary evidence of the contents of an electronic record if it is satisfied that the original electronic record is not available and that the secondary evidence is a true copy of the original electronic record.
Section 65B is a significant provision in the Indian Evidence Act, as it allows for the proof of electronic records. This is important, as electronic records are increasingly being used in business and other transactions.
The other options are incorrect. Section 65C deals with the proof of documents. Section 66B deals with the proof of oral evidence. Section 66C deals with the proof of presumptions.