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PILOT FEARED KILLED: Policemen and others salvage the wreckage of a MiG-21 jet of the Indian Air Force near Kurseong, in West Bengal's Darjeeling district on Thursday. The pilot is feared to have been killed after it broke into pieces minutes after take-off.

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