The Niuland District GB’s Association (NDGBA) carried out an inspection of the ongoing road repair along the Niuland–Ghotovi route, commending the Government of Nagaland for addressing one of the region’s most long-pending infrastructure needs.

During the site visit, NDGBA representatives extended sincere appreciation to the Chief Minister, the Minister for Roads & Bridges, the concerned PWD Department, the MLA of Ghaspani–I, Advisors to the Government of Nagaland, Niuland and Dimapur districts, MLAs, and the PWD Executive Engineer, SDO, JE, and all staff engaged in the project.

The Association lauded the “visible progress” and renewed sense of hope among residents after nearly two decades of waiting for this vital road to be repaired. Quoting their reflection, “After the rain, there is always a rainbow,” the NDGBA emphasized optimism and gratitude for the development effort.

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A crucial part of the British-era Bokajan road, the Niuland–Ghotovi stretch connects key villages including Hovishe, Rengma, and Angami areas, linking onward to Kohima, the State capital.

With the roadwork now steadily advancing, the NDGBA urged villagers and commuters to extend full cooperation to the executing department to ensure the project’s timely completion.

The Association further expressed hope that the government will proceed quickly with the black-topping stage, ensuring long-lasting road quality and improved connectivity for the region’s communities.