Field photos

Luni river

Luni river is a classic example of ephemeral river which flows during the monsoon season only, and remains dry throughout the year. Ephemeral rivers system plays a major role in groundwater recharge through their channels.

For reference see the dates on which pictures were taken.

Sand sheet in the extreme western part of Rajasthan, India

Sand dunes of Suratgarh, Bikaner

Thin crust of salt deposited on the lake bed after evaporation of saline water.

Image: Lunkarsar lake, Bikaner

Collecting stable isotopes samples of surface water body in Nagaur district

Panoramic view of Spiti valley, Himachal Pradesh (32.295583, 78.009528 )

Lower mustang, Nepal (28.835431, 83.779156)

Kalo dungar fault scarp, Kachchh (23.937341, 69.813844 )

Ammonite in Gandaki river, Jomsom, Nepal (28.794464, 83.757658 )

Dhinodhar columnar basalt, Kachchh (23.453473, 69.350955 )

Spheroidal weathering of basalt, Mata-no-madh (23.546045, 68.950331)

Khari river gorge, Bhuj (23.250678, 69.630018)

Kagbeni, Nepal (28.831174, 83.778837 )

Fault plane, Bhuj (23.190952, 69.669390)

Belemnite from Tramau river section, Kantkoth fm.

(23.491525, 70.495106)

Ammonite from Tramau river section, Kantkoth fm. (23.491525, 70.495106)

Joint in Sandstone of Jhuran fm, Kachchh (23.580613, 69.253522 )

Shale and sandstone interbedded at Khari river (23.250678,69.630018)

Normal fault near Nirona dam, Kachchh

(23.443942, 69.486960)

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