Upper Indus Basin (Kohat-Potwar Province)       The area discussed in this basin covers the Kohat-Potwar Province (Fig. 8), which includes ...

Sedimentary basin is defined as “Geologically depressed area with thick sediments in the  interior and thinner sediments at edges”. This def...

Marble is defined here to include recrystallised limestone, which  can take polish and is used  as building and decorative stone. Pakistan ...

Limestone: Limestone is by far the most abundant mineral commodity in Pakistan. With its  unlimited reserves, limestone forms many ranges an...

Precambrian lithostratigraphic units of Pakistan, recorded in the first addition of the  Stratigraphy of Pakistan (Shah, 1977), were only h...

Energy in a large part is obtained from the energy mineral resources. Energy minerals that  are directly utilized for the generation of ener...

Tectonostratigraphy: Study of the relations of major lithostratigraphic units, e.g. sequences, with emphasison tectonic effects on the strat...

Lower Indus Basin Nagar Parkar igneous complex: Jan et al. (1997) named and described a sequence of acid  and basic igneous rocks exposed ...

Tectonics play an important, rather a basic role in the configuration of basins.As an example  this can particularly be seen in the case of ...

The Indus Basin is the largest and more thoroughly studied basin of Pakistan. It trends  NE-SW  for  over 1600 km along its axis  and the ...