Fluvial terraces are geomorphic repositories that preserve historical records of aggradation, incision, tectonic activity and palaeo-climatic shifts. South-Asian fluvial systems include Himalayan-fed, peninsular and monsoon-fed rivers, responding uniquely to various climatic and tectonic perturbations. A dedicated session at INQUA 2027 on fluvial terraces in Indian subcontinent and South Asia will promote interdisciplinary research integrating geochronology (e.g., OSL, cosmogenic nuclides, radiocarbon dating), sedimentology and tectonic analyses. This session is crucial to understand the timing and controls of terrace formation and overall landscape evolution, linking local fluvial histories to broader South Asian palaeo-environmental frameworks. The session is expected to synthesize and contribute to global discussions on river response to climate change, paleo-hydrology, monsoon variability and neotectonic influences during the Quaternary Period.