...Idrees Khan; CUI Yi-an; Warda Yousaf; Farid Ullah; Inayat-Ur-Rahman; Shafqat Hussain ABSTRACT This research addresses groundwater management challenges in southeastern Punjab Province, Pakistan, focusing on over-exploitation, contamination, and climate change impacts. Employing a multidisciplinary...

... Dolerite-4 Igneous Kirana Complex (Hachi Volcanic) Sillanwali, Punjab Province (Lat. 31° 45′ 30″ N; Long. 72° 29′ 50″ E) 5 Granite-1 Igneous Salkhala (Leucogranite) Jura, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (Lat. 34° 29′ 17.1″ N; Long. 73° 49′ 11.1″ E) 6 Granite-2 Igneous Salkhala (Leucogranite) Sandok...

..., and interbedded sandy shales and sandstones. Elsewhere, not only in Baluchistan but also in all the potential oil and gas regions of India, the great objective horizons lie in rocks of Tertiary age. In the Punjab and Northwest Frontier provinces, the petroliferous beds are exclusively Eocene. In Assam...

... Kashmore 68 75,840 Medium High Shikarpur 68 64,556 Medium to high High Jacobabad 96 156,442 Medium to high Very high Dadu 63 168,112 High to very high Very high Jamshoro 51 84,088 High High Thatta 61 107,981 Low to medium High Punjab Province Dera ghazi khan...

...K. E Peters; M. E Clark; U. Das Gupta; M. A McCaffrey; C. Y Lee Abstract Heavy, sulfur-rich oil produced from the Infracambrian (540–640 Ma) Jodhpur Formation in the Baghewala-1 well represents a new exploration play in the Bikaner-Nagaur basin in India and the Punjab basin in Pakistan...

... as well as definition of provinces, appears a necessary prerequisite for attempting any regional correlation on the basis of heavy minerals. The heavy mineral suites of Siwalik rocks exposed in Mohand Anticline are not wholly comparable to those of Jammu, Punjab and Tanakpur (U.P INTRODUCTION A thick...

... specimen: A left maxillary fragment with M 2-3 (GSI B204). Referred material: A fragment of left mandible with M 1-2 (PUPC 02/5), a fragment of left mandible with M 2-3 (PUPC 04/7). Localities : Hasnot (H 20, H13) Jhelum district, the Punjab province, Pakistan. Stratigraphic range...

...Manoj Mukhopadhyay E: [email protected] Copyright © 2020 Geological Society of India 2020 Geological Society of India Raj Kumar Verma was born on 16 May 1928, in Lahore, in the then Punjab Province; later on the family moved to Hoshiarpur (Punjab) during the partition. He...

... Tribe : Cervini Weber, 1928 Genus Axis  Smith and Pedgeon, 1827 Species Axis punjabiensis  ( Brown, 1926 ) Pinjor Formation (Pleistocene), Upper Siwalik Subgroup, Dina, Jehlum district, Punjab province, Pakistan. Lower Pleistocene (Pinjor Formation; ca 1.8-1.2Ma...

... the confines of Jhang District, Punjab Province, situated at coordinates 30°49’21.60”N latitude and 71°55’49.10”E longitude. Geologically, this region exhibits a distinctive westward-dipping basin configuration ( Fig. 1 ), representing the least altered portion of the Middle Indus Basin. The Punjab Platform...

..., A. 1974 . Population census of North West Frontier province. Census Bull. No. 2, 3 , Islamabad . 31 Martin, N. R. 1962 . Tectonic style in the Potwar, West Pakistan. Geol. Bull. Punjab Univ. 2 , 39 – 50 . Lahore . 32 Martin, N. R. . 1962 . A geological...

... Geological Society of India 2014 Geological Society of India 3D geological model Wireline logs Seismic data Synthetic seismograms Isopach maps Punjab platform-Pakistan Punjab platform is mostly a desert area in the province of Punjab and is the eastern part of Middle Indus Basin, Pakistan...

...Syed Bilawal Ali Shah; Adeeb Ahmed Abstract The Ranikot sandstone Formation was investigated using TOC and Rock-Eval pyrolysis measurements. Ranikot Formation encountered in Bijnot well, Fort Abbas has been evaluated, which lies in Bahawalpur, middle Indus basin, particularly in Punjab platform...

...M.L. Angurala; Pradeep K. Naik; S.C. Behera ABSTRACT Selenium is an essential trace element in human diet with carcinogenic effect when consumed in excess. This paper examines the depthwise variartion of selenium in the aquifers of northeastern Punjab (India) in the Indo-Gangetic Plains...

.... , Jamil , K. , Zaidi , J.H. , Arif , M. , Ahmed , N. and Ahmad , S.A. ( 2005 ) Measurements of activity concentrations of naturally occurring radionuclides in soil samples from Punjab Province of Pakistan and assessment of radiological hazards . Radiat. Prot. Dosimetry , v. 113 ( 4...

... by sandstone, clay and conglomerates. The Geological/Stratigraphic Committee of Pakistan has introduced Rawalpindi Group to refer to the rocks that comprise the Murree and Kamlial formations in the Kohat-Potohar province, as proposed by Pinfold (1918) . The Kamlial Formation of the Rawalpindi Group...