Extending along the east coast of peninsular India, the Eastern Ghats expose a deep section
through a composite orogenic belt that once formed part of the Proterozoic mobile belt …

We present possible tectonic models for two crustal domains of the Proterozoic Eastern
Ghats Belt, India based on recent petrological, geophysical and geochronological data …

Based on critical analysis of stratigraphic succesions in the Proterozoic intracratonic basins,
geochronological data and possible connections or disconnections with adjacent fold belts …

Peninsular India was assembled into a continental block c. 3 million km2 in area as a result
of collisions throughout the length of a 4000 km long S-shaped mountain belt that was first …

Tectonic inheritance deals with the influence of pre-existing or pre-rift elements on the
geometry, genesis and propagation of rift-related faults. Inheritance strongly controls the …

The Eastern Ghats on the east coast of India is a largely granulite terrain but also exposes
granites, migmatites, anorthosites and alkaline rocks. This granulite belt has had a …

The Elchuru alkaline complex in the Prakasam igneous province represents one occurrence
of several alkaline bodies within the craton–Eastern Ghats Belt contact zone in Peninsular …

Deformed alkaline complexes at the contact between the Eastern Ghats Belt (EGB) and the
Archaean cratons in southeastern India mark the location of a collisional suture …

Sensitive High Resolution Ion MicroProbe (SHRIMP) U‐Pb dating of zircon from basement
granite gneisses and nepheline syenites of the Sinapalli Nappe, occurring along the …

Large charnockite massifs occur in the high-grade Southern Granulite Terrain (SGT) and
Eastern Ghats Belt (EGB) crustal provinces of Peninsular India. Available geochronological …