The Himalayan orogeny has shaped the sedimentary basins of the region, where
continuous deformation formed both 'conventional'and 'unconventional'petroleum systems at …

Sedimentary archives in the Himalayan foreland basin and Indus submarine fan provide the
most detailed records of how changing monsoon strength may have affected erosion and …

This paper presents new magnetostratigraphic results from a 1100‐m‐thick composite
section across the marine to continental sediments of the central part of the SE margin of the …

Arsenic (As) is a trace element in the Earth's crust. However, its presence in elevated
concentrations in groundwaters of major aquifers around the world raises concern about its …

This chapter summarizes the available stratigraphic, petrographical and mineralogical
evidence from sediments and sedimentary rocks on the evolution of the Himalayan belt and …

We review the relative motion of India and Asia for the last 100 million years and present a
revised reconstruction for the India–Antarctica–Africa–North America–Eurasia plate circuit …

The Subhimalaya of NW India exposes a well developed marine to continental foreland
sequence preserving sediments shed from the tectonically evolving Cenozoic Himalayan …

Timing of seawater retreat from the Tethyan Himalaya is of great importance, as it provides a
minimum age control on the initial India-Asia collision. In south Tibet, however, it is still in …

This study estimates the timing of unconformity between marine–continental transitional
sequence of the Kuldana Formation and continental sequence of the Murree Formation for …

Comprehending pre‐suture geological setting and post‐suture intricate tectono‐thermal
chronicle in a crustal‐scale orogeny and discerning the temporal connections among …