The Cinematograph Act, 1952, is a law in India that governs the certification and regulation of films for public viewing. Its main aim is to ensure that movies shown in theaters follow certain standards and do not harm public morals, decency, or law and order.

The Customs Act, 1962 is a law that deals with import and export of goods in and out of India. It helps the government collect customs duties, stop illegal smuggling, and regulate trade across borders.

This law was made to ban the practice of giving or taking dowry during marriage. A dowry includes money, property, or gifts demanded by the groom or his family from the bride's side before, during, or after marriage.

The IT Act, 2000, is India’s main law to deal with cybercrimes, online transactions, and digital communication. It gives legal recognition to electronic records, digital signatures, and e-commerce.

It also defines and punishes cybercrimes like

• Hacking
• Identity theft
• Cyberstalking
• Sending offensive messages
• Data theft
• Online frauds

The law also empowers the government to block websites, monitor online activities, and set rules for social media, intermediaries, and data protection.

The Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 is a law made to handle crimes involving children in a way that is child-friendly, while also being strict in serious cases.

The NDPS Act is a law made to control and stop drug-related crimes in India. It deals with the production, sale, possession, transport, and use of narcotic drugs (like heroin, opium, ganja) and psychotropic substances (like LSD, MDMA, etc.).

This is a British-era law made to protect the security and secrecy of the Indian government, especially in matters related to defence, espionage, and national security.

The POCSO Act was made to protect children (under 18 years) from sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and pornography. It ensures that child victims get justice in a child-friendly and time-bound manner.

The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 is a law made to stop corruption by public servants (like government officers, politicians, etc.). It punishes anyone who takes or gives bribes to misuse power or influence decisions.

This Act was made to protect animals from unnecessary pain and suffering. It applies to all animals (domestic and wild) in India, except those used in scientific experiments (regulated separately).