Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Students Use Helicopter to Reach Exam Due to Road Block
Four students were scheduled to take their B.Ed exam in Uttarakhand, but heavy rains caused landslides that blocked the roads.
They were stuck in Haldwani and worried about missing the exam.
They found a helicopter service and contacted them, explaining the importance of the exam.
The company sent a helicopter, and the students flew to the exam center.
The students took their exam and flew back to Haldwani.
Each student paid for the helicopter service, which was much faster than traveling by road.
The students were relieved they could take their exam.
Four students from Rajasthan hired a helicopter to reach their exam.
Heavy rain and landslides blocked the roads to the exam center.
The students were taking a B.Ed exam at RS Tolia PG College.
Heritage Aviation provided helicopter service.
The students were worried about missing the exam due to road closures.
- Who
- Four B.Ed students from Rajasthan
- What
- Hired a helicopter to reach their exam center.
- When
- September 3
- Where
- Uttarakhand, India
- Why
- Roads were blocked due to landslides and heavy rain.
- Students
- Four B.Ed students from Rajasthan
- Exam Location
- RS Tolia PG College, Munsiyari, Uttarakhand
- Reason for Helicopter
- Roads blocked due to landslides and heavy rain
- Departure Location
- Haldwani
- Helicopter Service
- Heritage Aviation
- One-Way Fare
- Rs 5,200 per person
- Students' Profession
- Third-grade teachers