Looks like I am becoming a botanical 'twitcher'.  Perhaps ... can keep track of the number of NEW entries ... and I each make every month plus any other 'challengers'!

Not sure if the terminology 'birder' and 'twitcher' have been adopted in Indian ornithology?

These are the first quality images I have seen of this species Colutea nepalensis, which is not something I have come across in the wild. There are records for Ladakh by Dickore & Klimes but not Stewart who knew it in Kurram, Astor, Chitral though at only @ 1500-2400m, which is a problem because, as far as I know, the lowest part of Ladakh is c. 2700m.

There are several Coluteas in Pakistan such as C.armata found in Juniper tracts in Baluchistan.

See: http://photos.v-d-brink.eu/Flora-and-Fauna/Asia/Pakistan-new/i-PC7fDff and following 3 images incl. pods.

Marijn photographed his plants at a higher elevation than Stewart records and he had no records for Baltistan or Ladakh.

Flowers of Himalaya, understandably does not cover this species, just C.multiflora from Central & East Nepal. All Coluteas have inflated, bladder-like, papery fruits.

The genus is commonly known as 'Bladder Senna'.