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The book is especially for the students of primary section. The book is in accordance with the pattern of NCERT, CBSE, ICSE and other states board. The book contains all sorts of Exercises that are essential for proper understanding of the child. The MCQs, Questions and Answers, Fill in the blanks, True and False and the Activities make them well versed with the chapters. At the end of every chapter a Mind Map is given which is a quick pictorial representation of the whole chapter. This series has been developed to give a new dimension for teaching of new life. While preparing the series age, ability and psychological requirement of the student has been kept in mind. The appellants contend that the said standard procedure was also followed during the first surgery but on the present occasion the condition of the patient deteriorated, the blood pressure fell and pulse became feeble. The cardiac respiratory arrest was noticed. The efforts said to have been made by the doctors including the physician did not yield result, though the patient had been put on Boyles machine and necessary oxygen was supplied using the same. In the evening, the patient is stated to have been put on an automatic ventilator and was shifted to critical care unit. Despite the best efforts, the patient expired on 23.12.1996. The appellants contend that an issue arose with regard to the payment of the balance Mr. V. Kanagaraj, learned Senior Counsel appearing for the petitioner has submitted that right to information is a fundamental right of every citizen. The RTI Act does not provide for any special protection to the Judges, thus petitioner has a right to know the reasons as to how the Respondent No. 4 has decided his appeal in a particular manner. Therefore, the application filed by the petitioner was maintainable. Rejection of the application by the Respondent No. 1 and Appellate authorities rendered the petitioner remediless. Petitioner vide application dated 15.11.2006 had asked as under what circumstances the Respondent No.4 ignored the written arguments and additional written arguments, as the ignorance of the same tantamount.