Mr Yogesh
I doubt this is Cochlospermum religiosum (L.) Alston (Cochlospermaceae/Bixaceae), a tree species of the semi arid regions. Have you seen it in flowering? Flowers are very large, brignt yellow with numerous stamens.
Sorry I was wrong. On seeing the dehised fruit , I am sure it is not Cochlospermum religiosum. Cochlospermum religiosum has seeds embedded in cotton wool as in Bombax. This may be a member of Malvaceae or Sterculiaceae. Please try to see flowers.
Dear Yogesh Patel
I think it is probably Hibiscus sp. (from Malvaceae).
From the position of the fruit that facing upward looks like Swietenia mahogany, but I am not sure because there is no leaves or flowers. I am also thinking about Sterculiaceae or Lytheraceae, but the position of the fruit shows it is more look like Lytheraceae. May be if you have any information of the fruit size and the seeds will help, especially if you have the images of the seeds.
The most important plant part that makes the identification east is a flower. To me it seems to be Hibiscus but can't say about it species name
More images are needed for correct identification of this plant species. Hibiscus tiliaceus seems wrong answer to me.
Hi dear Yogesh
Although more images are needed for correct identification of this plant species. but it seem Hibiscus tiliaceus.
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