Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Delhi Schools Shift Online as Colleges Defer Exams Amid Protest
A protest was taking place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
Some schools changed their classes to online learning.
A college also postponed its exams.
The college said it followed instructions from a university dean and a Delhi police official.
The exams will happen on a new date.
Their usual timings will stay the same.
Some Delhi schools moved classes online amid a protest at Jantar Mantar.
A college deferred examinations and announced a rescheduled date.
The college said it acted in line with directives from the USICT dean and Delhi police.
The examination timings will remain unchanged on the rescheduled date.
The notice cited directives from the Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Delhi.
- Who
- Some Delhi schools and a college; the college cited directives from the USICT dean and the Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Delhi.
- What
- Some schools moved classes online, and a college deferred exams.
- When
- The articles do not specify the date.
- Where
- Delhi, including Jantar Mantar.
- Why
- The college said its decision followed directives from the USICT dean and the Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Delhi; the school changes were reported amid the Jantar Mantar protest.
Institutional changes
Stated reason
College exam postponement
Institutional changes
The college deferred examinations and said their timings would stay unchanged on the new date.
Stated reason
The college said the decision followed directives from the USICT dean and the Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Delhi.
- Schools
- Some Delhi schools moved classes online.
- College action
- Exams were deferred.
- Rescheduled exams
- The new examination date was not specified.
- Exam timings
- Timings will remain the same on the rescheduled date.
- University directive
- The college cited the dean of the University School of Information, Communication and Technology at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.
- Police directive
- The college also cited the Joint Commissioner of Police, Transport Range, Delhi.