Doomdooma, April 29 -- The century-old Doomdooma-Baghjan-Dighaltarang Road in Assam's Tinsukia district, locally known as the "Eucalyptus Road", is witnessing steady loss as extreme weather has led to the loss of its iconic trees.

Stretching about 14 km, the road connects Rupbon (Trolley Line), Rupai, Baghjan and Dighaltarang, and serves as a key link between the Maguri-Matapung Beel and Tinsukia town.

Hundreds of eucalyptus trees lining both sides were originally planted as windbreaks to protect tea gardens from strong gusts, a legacy of the British-era plantation system.

Residents said the tree-lined stretch, once known for its distinctive appearance and fragrance, is now showing signs of decline, with many trees uprooted during rece...