Viscum orientale

Viscum orientale Willd. (syn: Viscum montanum Zoll. & Mor.; Viscum navicellatum Korth.; Viscum pamattonis Korth.; Viscum roxburghianum Korth.; Viscum verticillatum Roxb.; Viscum verticilliflorum Royle);
Myanmar [Burma] (Ayeyarwady, Magway, Shan), S-India (Bihar, Orissa, Madhya
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu), Andamans,
Sri Lanka, Vietnam as per Catalogue of Life;

Common name: Oriental Mistletoe • Hindi: बांदा Baandaa • Kannada: Asarebanda, Asura banda, asurabanda, Hasari badanike, Hasum banda • Malayalam: Itthilkanni • Telugu: Bajinika, Chandrabadanika, Chandrabadanika, Kammi badanika, Sundara badanika
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Found in Yelagiri hills of Eastern ghats.
Parasitic plant.
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I suggest Viscum ovalifolium.

I have also recorded this one from Yelagiri Hills. 
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Thanks, …,  for the initial I’d. 

But Viscum ovalifolium is not mentioned in Tamil Nadu as per details at 
Viscum cruciatum in FOI : 2 posts by 1 author.

Images by Sid ji at Viscum cruciatum in FOI are of Viscum orientale Willd. as per images and details herein and not of Viscum cruciatum Sieber ex Spreng. (syn. Viscum orientale DC.) as per Flora of Pakistan, where it is cultivated and does not have any distribution in India.
Pl. correct.

Corrected now.