I am not very sure but may be some species of phyllodinous Acacia (Fabaceae).

Agree with Dr. Arvind.

Yes,I too agree with above  workers

yes it is Acacia

Acacia is sure, could be A. mangium

Thanks Dr Singh and others for your contributions. Wow I have never come across phyllodinous Acacia all my years in the field and that really threw me off balance. I can now go to my local Flora and try to narrow down to species. Thank you so much as you have given me a viable lead!

And I also forgot to mention that the branchlets are angled (3 - angled)

Correct identification: Acacia mangium (Fabaceae)

Thanks again to all! :-)

Correct identification: Acacia mangium (Fabaceae)

Thanks again to all! :-)

Correct identification: Acacia mangium (Fabaceae)

Thanks again to all! :-)

hello Dr. i think belong to phyllodinous Acacia