The leaves make me think to Spiraea (Rosaceae). But the yellow flowers seem too different. Sorry that I cannot help much.
Dear Sandeep,
Please, at least identify the habitat type, and location of this plant. Unfortunately, the inflorescence, and flower details are not clearly seen. I may just suggest Senecio, or related Asteraceae species, but without much assurance.
Its a herb and i collected this from Nainital Uttarakhand India
Dear Sandeep,
please, take a clearer picture of the herbarium if you've collected the specimen, and identify the habitat type (woodland/wetland/desert/river bank/other floodlpain part, i.e.bar, etc.)
I also can add that the plant is damaged by some kind of endoparasite, such as Xylella, or some kind of vascular mycosis, for example, and, thus, the plant morphology is likely have been changed from normal.
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