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Sir/Ma'am,

                    Kindly let me know that is their any rule that what percentage or numbers of books lost per thousand from a school library be waived of.

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Dear Shri Sharma,

According to Financial Rules of Central Govt. 03/1000 books consulted/issued per year and that too if the loss resulted out of NO RELUCTANCE of any individual in the Library.

Sincerely,

Siddhartha S. Ray

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