Looks like Bar-headed.  They're quite popular in captivity, I guess because they're such attractive-looking birds.  I am not sure if they are known to occur as vagrants outside of the normal range in Asia. They are not long distance migrants, commuting to India from just the Tibetan plateau.
   
  Regards
   
  Clive

Ryan Farrell <> wrote:
  I was out at Lake Artemesia with the kids for a picnic this afternoon and
had finally brought the camera hoping to snap a couple of shots of a Caspian
Tern. While we were sitting on the dock eating, I noticed an odd goose out
on the lake. It didn't look like at all like a hybrid Canada, nor like
anything I've seen before so I took a couple of photos. Just got back home
and thanks to Google, have found that I suspect it is a Bar-Headed Goose. 
It did leave the lake perhaps 15 minutes later flying in a more or less
westerly direction (this would probably be around noon or shortly
thereafter). I have no idea if it was an escapee, I tried to look for that
while it was in the water (figuring it wasn't some kind of hybrid, etc.),
but couldn't see the feet. It was already a ways up in the air when I saw
it flying away and I was trying to get other field marks before it got too
far... I didn't think then to look at the feet. Hopefully someone else will
find it on another body of water nearby!

Good Birding,
Ryan Farrell
College Park, MD