The odd part
Roads so eco-friendly they return to the earth after the first drizzle.
What happened
A newly constructed state highway in Rajasthan achieved the impossible by disappearing entirely during the first rainfall of the season. Bureaucrats are reportedly calling it 'dynamic topography' rather than a construction fail. Why bother with maintenance and tolls when the road simply deletes itself once the ribbon is cut? It is not a pothole; it is a feature of the new 'Self-Destructing Infrastructure' policy aimed at reducing traffic by removing the road entirely.