Flood situation worsens in Bihar leads to postponing of exam at J.P University

Devastation of flood occurred in most of the areas of Bihar lead to the postponing of scheduled exams in Jai Prakash University.

Flood is a natural calamity and no one has control on this type of destruction occurred due to flood or earth quake and all.

Bihar is India's most flood-prone State, with 76% of the population in the north Bihar living under the recurring threat of flood devastation. This year is no exception. State has experienced hug destruction due to heavy rain fall. Flood waters have uprooted over 49 lakh people as all the 13 major rivers, including the Ganga, are in spate inundating 12 districts.

The swirling Ganga waters have inundated over 100 villages and damaged standing crops in Katihar and Bhagalpur districts.

Keeping the devastation in mind J.P University has postponed its exams to September 14, 2013. University says that it will intimated about the next date sheet once situation comes under control

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday made an aerial survey of the flooded areas on the bank of the Ganga in Patna district and directed the officials make proper arrangements for relief and rescue operations in the affected areas.

Aftermath of flood is more hilarious that people get affected with enormous diseases, lost of lives, houses, paddy fields all together lead to a situation that it takes a long to get recover. Government takes necessary measures to prevent it but of no use. Every year 60% of devastation done due to flood or other kind of calamities. Here we can mention the destruction of Uttarakhand due to cloudburst in June ’13. It is the country’s worst natural disaster since 2004 tsunami.

Colleges in Bihar

Source: Vivek Roy, click4college Specialist