During a revison of Capparaceae for the Flora of India Project, three new taxa were observed which are described below. Two species viz Capparis srilankensis and Stixis nayarii do not occur in India proper whereas Cleome viscosa var. negarjunakondensis, as it presently known, is confined to Andhra Pradesh in India.
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