urinary stone disease is the 3^rd most common affliction of the urinary tract. Various etiology has been suggested  likedeficiency  of  Vit. A ,altered urinary solutes and colloid, decreased urinary citrate, renal infection, inadequate urinary drainage& urinary stasis, prolonged immobilisation, cystinurea and hyperparathyroidism. Most common  types of calculi are oxalate, phosphate, uric acid, cystine etc.

MATEIAL & METHOD– Pt. With sign & symptom of urinary tract disease were selected and                     investigated by X RAY,USG IVU etc. to confirm urinary stone and treated accordingly by medical or surgical procedure.

OBSERVATIONS & CONCLUSION–Maximum incidence was found between 30 to 50 age group.Male to female ratio was2.5:1. Majority were from low socioeconomic group. Major presenting feature was pain followed by haematurea ,uti etc. Majority were anemic and have increased BUN and creatinine.