Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

---

Every monsoon in Nagaland arrives with a familiar picture. As roads cave in, asphalt peels away and potholes expand into craters, government departments point to rainfall as the principal culprit, while commuters once again adjust to disruption as a seasonal norm. The argument, repeated year after year, suggests that the monsoon is an unpredictable disruption rather than an annual certainty.

Yet in a state where heavy rains are not an anomaly but a seasonal guarantee, blaming the weather has increasingly become a convenient alibi for institutional inertia.


Read detailed story:
morungexpress.com/roadblocks-to-nagalands-progress
__

Story By: Moa Jamir
Video Editor: Samuel Seb Rengma
Voice-over: Ati Jamir Seb
__

#NagalandRoads #NagalandDevelopment #MonsoonDamage #InfrastructureCrisis #NH29 #NH2 #DimapurRoads #NagalandConnectivity #RoadMaintenance #Accountability #NorthEastIndia #HillStateInfrastructure #RoadSafety #SustainableDevelopment #Governance #CyclicNeglect #PublicInfrastructure #EconomicGrowth #Transparency #NagalandProgress