IP University Exams Postponed Due To Flooding Yamuna

The IP University has postponed the end-term examinations due to floods.

IP University postpones end-term examinations. (Representative Image)

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Due to floods in the national capital, the end-term examinations of IP University that were originally scheduled for July 14, 15, and 16 have been postponed. The university released a notification on Thursday announcing the postponement and stating that the new schedule for the examinations will be notified soon. It is advisable for students to regularly check the official notifications and updates from the university to stay informed about the revised examination dates.

"The End Term Examinations (Theory/ Practical), June-July 2023 of GGSIPU scheduled on 14 July (Friday), 15 July (Saturday) and 16 July 2023 (Sunday) are postponed due to Safety Measures in view of Flood like situation in some parts of Delhi till further Orders," the university said.

The rest of the examination of various programmes will be held as per the already notified scheduled date and time, the university said.

The overflowing Yamuna River in Delhi has reached the entrance of the Supreme Court in Central Delhi, as reported on Friday. The water level has also come close to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's house, being just a few hundred meters away. The Yamuna's water levels had reached a record high three days ago, but as of 11 am on Friday, it had receded to 208.35 meters. Despite the decrease in water levels, several important areas in Delhi remain flooded, as reported by PTI.

The water level began to rise again on Thursday after remaining stable for three hours, reaching 208.66 meters by 7 pm, which is three meters above the danger mark of 205.33 meters. According to data from the Central Water Commission (CWC), the water level was recorded as 208.57 meters on Friday, slightly decreasing to 208.48 meters at 5 am.

Throughout the morning, the water level continued to decrease, with measurements of 208.42 meters at 8 am, 208.38 meters at 10 am, and 208.35 meters at 11 am.

On Wednesday, the Yamuna River in Delhi had swelled to 207.71 meters, surpassing its previous all-time record of 207.49 meters set in 1978. The waterlogging on ITO road, a crucial route connecting east Delhi to Lutyens' Delhi, resulted in traffic diversions and difficulties for commuters.