... (Biswas et al. 2002;Garg et al. 1993;Khan et al. 1992). In traditional medicine, the different parts of the plant (leaf, bark, flower, fruit, branch, gum seed pulp, oil, root) are used for the traditional treatment of several diseases including malaria, acne, infected eyes, stomach ulcers, skin ulcers, jaundice, leprosy, chicken pox, stomatitis, jaundice, asthenia, toothache, headache, eye problems, epistaxis, internal worms, anorexia, biliousness, analgesia, bile suppression, elimination of intestinal worms and phlegm, blood morbidity, biliary disorders, itching, asthma, diabetes, spermatorrhoea (Pankaj et al. 2011;Eid et al. 2017;Bhowmik et al. 2020;Katsayal et al. 2008;Biswas et al. 2002;Ibtihaj 2008). it has also been reported that several compounds of the Flavonoids, Steroids, Fatty acids, Coumarin and chalcones, Tetranortriterpenoids, Diterpenoids, Triterpenes, Carbohydrates and proteins, Protolimonoids familly have been isolated from the different organs of the plant (Kharwar et al. 2020). ...