The remains of the Indian Navy pilot, who had ejected over the Arabian along with a trainee on November 26, have been located, official sources said today. Commander Nishant Singh, the instructor at the controls of the MiG-29K jet he was flying with another pilot, had gone missing following an accident over sea. His co-pilot was located and rescued immediately. The trainee pilot informed officials that he had spotted a second parachute after he got out of the aircraft.
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