It is a probably species of Helotiaceae, but I don't know Indian species.

It seems Cookeina sp. (Ascomycetous fungus)

Dear Chennakesavulu,

Kindly contact:

Dr. Kanad Das

and

Dr. Manoj Hembrom

with more details of the specimen.

They may be able to help you. They are also RG members.

Best wishes,

Subir.

I will contact Kanad Das....Thank you...

I agreed to Arvind Singh, it is Cookeina sp. (Cookeina cf. speciosa).

Yes, It is a Cookeina, but for identification at species level, microscopical features are needed.

Best

Alfredo

It is Cookeina sp.