Dear Tabish Ji, You are right this is indeed a member of Loranthaceae . I think this is *Amyema sp* ... There is good possibility of this being* Amyema melaleucae**(Miq.) Tiegh*.Bull.Soc.Bot.France 42:84 (1895). The plant is hemiparasitic on stem.
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