Dear Manasi,

This is exactly Veneridae Fam. (possible Gen. Pitar or Lamelliconcha with a lot of representatives in the Indian Ocean) in  total more than 400 species. Should call Claudio Galli - try [email protected]

For general imagination look his site

http://www.bagniliggia.it/WMSD/PDFFamily/VENERIDAE.pdf

Sorry, I'm not a specialist, just have some small experience with my small collection and trying to identify like a bachelor…

Andrey

The cardinal teeth seems to form a chondrophore-like structure?

This is Clementia papyracea (Gmelin, 1791). A thin shelled venerid. There are many synonyms of this species, see WoRMS website.

Regards, Henk

I deleted my comment not to mislead others. Thanks Henk for the identification.

Thank you Henk, for confirming it, as I had too identified it as Clementia papyracea. As I haven't done benthos identification before, I was not much confident to say it. Yes as you said it has a very thin shell, quite transparent and whitish colouration.

Thanks to you too,  Dr. Ümit Kebapçı for the help. Your interest was of great help.

Regards

Dear Manasi,

Sort of an exercise, even out my thing, and educative. Though, I sometimes feel like the 'enthusing' guy...Like to share and learn, afterall.