Hydrogeological Research in India

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1 GOLDEN JUBILEE VOLUME Hydrogeological Research in India Significant papers from the Journal and Memoirs of the Geological Society of India Editor Subhajyoti Das SUB Gottingen " A 71 ( GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA BANGALORE;".; ;.I..;! ; ; r " r y " ? -- " " ;

2 Contents Foreword. B.P. RADHAKRISHNA iii Hydrogeological Research in India An Introduction, SUBHAJYOTI DAS Hydrogeological Setting 9 2. Unconsolidated to Semi-consolidated Formations Consolidated Formations Hydrochemistry of Groundwater, Groundwater Management 49 Selected Papers and Editorial Comments HYDROGEOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK Editorial Comments Papers 1 to NARASIMHAN T.N. Groundwater in the Peninsular Indian Shield A Framework for Rational Assessment DasS. Hydrogeological Features of Deltas and Estuarine Tracts of India KULKARNI HIMANSHU and DEOLANKAR S.B. Hydrogeological Mapping in Deccan Basalts - An Appraisal. 67 GROUNDWATER IN ALLUVIUM Editorial Comments Papers 4 to JAGANNATHAN V. and PANDEY D.S.. ^ Nature of Aquifers and Their Inter-Relationship in a part of Sutlej Basin, Punjab. 85

3 5. BALLUKRAYA P.N. and RAVI R. Natural Fresh-Water Ridge as Barrier against Sea-Water Intrusion in Chennai City SIKDAR P.K. Geology of the Quarternary Aquifers of the Twin City of ; Calcutta - Howrah. ' ' BAJPAYEE V.N. and MAHANTA C. Hydrogeorriorphic Classification of the Terrain in Relation to the Aquifer Dispositiori A Case Study fromgurgaon - Sohna Region, Haryana SAMADDER R.K., KUMAR S. and,gupta R.P.. Conjunctive Use of Well-Log and Remote Sensing Data for Interpreting Shallow Aquifer Geometry in Ganga Plains DIPANKAR SAHA, UPADHYAY S., DHAR Y.Ri and SINGH R. The Aquifer System and Evaluation of its Hydraulic Parameters in Parts of South Ganga Plain, Bihar. 165 ; GROUNDWATER IN FRACTURED AND FISSURED ROCKS Editorial Comments Papers 10 to 15 ' ; ;....i ADYALKAR P.G AND PHADTARE P.N. Karstic Limestones in Parts of Raipur District, Madhya Pradesh and Their Groundwater Possibilities NARSIMHAREDDYT. andpradeepraj Hydrogeological Conditions and Optimum Well Discharges in Granitic Terrain in Parts of Nalgonda District, A.P, India NARAYANPETHKAR A.B., VASANTHI A.'ANDMALLICKK. Electrical Resistivity Technique for Exploration and Studies on Flow Pattern of Groundwater in Multi-Aquifer System in the Basaltic Terrain of the Adila basin, Maharashtra SANJEEV KUMAR, DEWASHISH KUMAR and SHAKEEL AHMED. Delineation of Groundwater Prospect Zones in Hard Rocks Using Remote Sensing and GIS ACase Study.from Rajasthan. 243

4 14. BALARAM DAS, MAITY S.K. and TARAFDAR O.N. Application of Electrical Resistivity and Induced Polarization Methods for Detection of Fluoride Contaminated Groundwater, * KUKILLAYA J.P. Characteristic Responses to Purnping in Hard Rock Fracture Aquifers in Thrissur, Kerala and their Hydrogeological Significance. 279 GROUNDWATER QUALITY AND POLLUTION Editorial Comments Papers 16 to RAMESAM V. and RAJAGOPALAN K. Fluoride Ingestion into the Natural Waters of Hard-Rock Areas, Peninsular India MUTHURAMAN K., TlWARI M.P. and MUKHOPADHYAY P.K. Salinity in the Groundwater of the Purna basin-its Genesis DATTA P.S., BHATTACHARYA S.K., MOOKERJEE P. and TYAGI S.K. Study of Groundwater Occurrence and Mixing in Pushkar (Ajmer) Valley, Rajasthan with 8 I8 O and Hydrochemical Data PAWAR N.J. and NIKUMBH J.D. Trace Element Geochemistry of Groundwater from Behedi ; ; Basin, Nasik District, Maharashtra KEERTHISEELANK., KAPOORS.L., SURESHAA. and PRAKASHT.R. Salinity Intrusion from Tidal Recharge and its Impact on Groundwater Quality in Goa State BANDYOPADHYAY R.K., Hydrochemistry of Arsenic in Nadia district, West Bengal.'..! RAVI K. SAINI, CHAKRAPANI GJ. and SEN A.K. Geochemical Studies of Groundwater in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh SUBBA RAO N., PRAKASA RAO J. and SUBRAHMANYAM A- Principal Component Analysis of Groundwater Quality in a Developing Urban Area of Andhra Pradesh. "419

5 GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT Editorial Comments Papers 24 to KARANTHK.R. Impact of Human Activities on Hydrogeological Environment RADHAKRISHNAB.P. Are We Conserving Our Water Resources? PlSHAROTY P.R. Indian Rainfall and Water Conservation ATHAVALE R.N., RANGARAJAN R. and MURALIDHARAN D. Measurement of Natural Recharge in India RADHAKRISHNAB.P. How much Groundwater is Escapimg to the Sea? RAJU K.C.B. Importance of Recharging Depleted Aquifers State of the Art of Artificial Recharge in India. * THANGARAJAN M., SINGH V.S. and SRIMAN NARAYAN M. Evaluation of Hydrogeological Parameters Through Mathematical Modeling A Case Study RADHAKRISHNA B.P., i Man-made Drought and the Looming Water Crisis RAVINDRA B.M. and NAGARAJA SHARMA S.N. Groundwater Depletion Signatures in Southeastern Karnataka..,,.... >,- ; , v/ NAJEEBK. Md. '., '.'" ; ''.', r^',' - ' '_. Integrated Water Management Schemes for Lakshadweep Islands RADHAKRISHNAB.P. Geology and Development of Sustainable Agri-Food Systems in India Concluding Remarks 579