The Neoproterozoic (817–838 Ma) granitoids occur in the eastern Himalayan orogen.
The granitoids show chemical affinity to arc volcanic rocks.
The granitoids were derived from the Paleoproterozoic crustal materials.
An extensive Neoproterozoic magmatic belt existed in the Himalayan orogen.
The granitoids were formed during the Andean-type orogeny along the northwestern margin of Rodinia supercontinent.