Palynological and sedimentological studies of a series of slimes collected from a 284m-long
drill-well from the Kathmandu Basin reveal paleoclimatic records and environmental …

The Pliocene‐Pleistocene Karewa Group sediments of the Kashmir basin, India, provide an
important continental archive for past climatic reconstruction. The present study reevaluates …

The present study has been carried out with special emphasis on the spatial and temporal
variability of sedimentary architecture along the strike length of North Almora Thrust (NAT) …

Quantitative glacial chronologies of past glaciations are sparse in the Himalaya, and mostly
absent in the Kashmir Himalaya. We used cosmogenic 10 Be exposure dating, and …

The late Quaternary loess and loess-like deposits in Kashmir Valley are natural archives that
have preserved paleoclimate and paleoenvironmental records of the region. We present a …

Anchar Lake, a mono-basined freshwater lake in Kashmir Valley, has experienced major
sediment deterioration due to changes in the local catchment and anthropogenic inputs …

Sedimentological and palynological studies on a series of slimes taken from a drill-well in
the central part of the Kathmandu Basin and the Lukundol Formation at the southern margin …

The knowledge of climate variability over the period of instrumental records and beyond on
different temporal and spatial scale is important to understand the nature of different climate …

Lake sedimentation represents a collective record of atmospheric and surface processes
operating over the catchment areas. Magnetic minerals along with heavy metal …

High resolution 14 C AMS ages from sequential layers in the late Quaternary Dilpur
Formation in Indian Kashmir, reveal glacial and inter-glacial climatic changes archived in …