Long-Horned beetle

Thank you Milind...Only one site has this specie record!

great

Excellent Bayucca...Thank you for the Suggestion....

OK, here we go!

Most probably a flightless long-horn beetle from the subfamily Lamiinae and tribe Phrissomini. If you have such a tremendous weight to carry, you are not able to run...

http://saphotographs.blogspot.in/2012/10...

@NoamFossi: Almost matches...But black eye like structure is different...It is from South Africa..Regionally less found in India...

I have checked this one before, but spots and markings are different.
http://saphotographs.blogspot.ch/2012/10...

tetradia lophoptera ? aka dumpy longhorn

This spotting from bugguide gives some clues....
http://bugguide.net/node/view/159542

@Bayucca : It was walking slowly on road! So may be some kind of bug??

@Lauren : I have one more pic of it...I ll post when i reach home....In work now...
But "Cerambycid" beetle is somewhat thin compared to this pic na?

I agree, it is a Cerambycid, the second antennal segment is very small, a characteristic of the family. Do you have more pictures of this beetle? It is really neat.

Looks like some kind of Longhorned Beetle, Cerambycidae.