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This study delves into the longstanding relationship between humans and plants, where the utilization of plants as remedies for human ailments dates back to the dawn of civilization. This research aims to bridge the gap between traditional wisdom and modern science by obtaining experimental data on the medicinal plant C.wallichii. The study's objectives encompass the identification of phytochemical and antioxidant activities, membrane stabilizing properties, antimicrobial potential, thrombolytic activity, and antioxidant capacity of C.wallichii. This study conducted a comprehensive analysis of the methanol extract of C.wallichii leaves, aiming to uncover its phytochemical composition and therapeutic potential. Notably, the extract exhibited significant antioxidant capacity, with a flavonoid content of 66.67 mg of quercetin equivalents per gram of dried extract, and demonstrated reducing power comparable to ascorbic acid. However, antimicrobial assays showed limited inhibitory effects against various pathogens, urging further investigation to enhance its antimicrobial properties. The findings underscore the need for in-depth chemical and pharmacological investigations to isolate bioactive compounds and assess safety and efficacy, offering promising avenues for the development of immunomodulatory therapies, antioxidant supplements, antimicrobial agents, thrombolytic treatments, and membrane protective strategies.