Small Silver Signature spider

Maybe Grass cross spider (Argiope catenulata)?

Holmes you must be correct..!!

that's it ...Argiope mascordi...beautiful web ^^

thanks MediyansyahTaharani that was a very informative link

Note: a single spider may change its design from day to day...and that sometimes hungry spiders do not take the time to add the decoration... (more see http://kimberlygerson.com/2011/05/spider...)

check this one out ashish Argiope pulchella
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argiope_pul...
matches the description of the web as well

Looks like something my grandmother crocheted. looking forward to ID

Same here

प्रोजेक्ट नोह वर मी खूप काही शिकलोय, आणि शिकत रहाणार...!!

Following species has similar signature on their webs.
Argiope ocyaloides
Argiope argentata
Argiope savignyi
Argiope mascordi
Argiope bruennichi

If you check following spotting, search must be on...till satisfaction.
Alert Dan confirmed his specie after 3 months.

http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/569...

same here pal
aapan sagle ithe shikaylach ekatra zhalo aahot

Do not take any final decision...yet...I am still checking other Genus...picture matching hunt is still on...!!!

i think you are right ashish
thanks pal

If you check your spider is half silver back. Missing in Mediyansyah's specie.
I verified about 70 Argiope species with pictures...very close to my suggetion...main thing its find in India..!!!
Do not refer only images..colour combination..Leg structure...face shape also to be checked..!!

@ ashish i think its not the one uve suggested i have tried and searched for it for quite some time now hope to get a perfect id
mediyansyah is pretty close

yes, maybe that is another Argiope sp.. the specifics Argiope sp from India!? ... and..somewhat similar to Argiope mascordi, the orb-web spider from Queensland, Australia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argiope_mas...

the web pattern looks the same but the spider looks different

perhaps Orb-weaver spider similar like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Argiop...