The last few years have witnessed consistent growth in paleoseismic investigations and
active fault research in India. An overview of relevant publications during 2016-2020 …

Abstract The Kumaun Himalaya is considered as the most active part of the Central Seismic
gap in the Indian Sub-continent. In this paper, we presented active surface deformation rates …

Abstract The historical 1 September 1803 Garhwal–Kumaon Himalaya earthquake (Mw 8.1)
was a solitary Himalayan earthquake reported felt widely in the Indo-Gangetic Plain with …

Abstract Inter University Accelerator Centre, an ion accelerator centre, is in the process of
setting up a national facility for geochronology. It will be a unique and first such facility in the …

Regardless of numerous paleoseismological studies along the active front of the Himalayas,
it still lacks precision with respect to earthquake recurrence, rupture, slip mechanism, etc …

The collision between Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates results in a series of earthquakes,
releasing stored elastic strain accumulated over a long period. This research utilizes 22 new …

Himalayan mountain belt is one of the most rapidly deforming plate collision zones and is
prone to produce megathrust earthquakes. In this study, a detailed measure of present-day …

The tectonic framework of NW Himalaya is different from that of the central Himalaya with
respect to the position of the Main Central Thrust and Higher Himalayan Crystalline and the …

High‐quality data recorded by a dense network of 53 seismic stations in the Garhwal–
Kumaun Himalaya between February 2017 and December 2021 is analyzed. A total of 813 …

The timing and size of the last great earthquake in the central Himalaya continues to excite
scientific controversy, despite a decade of palaeoseismological investigations. The studies …