http://www.flightglobal.com/articles...rst-crash.html
One of 10 BAE-manufactured Hawks to have been put into service at Bidar air base in February, the aircraft suffered extensive damage following an aborted take-off on 29 April, according to air force sources quoted in the Indian media. One crew member ejected from the aircraft, while the other escaped after it came to a rest on the runway, according to a Times of India report.
different report there - says it was an aborted tale off - apparantly indian media is having a field day
"Sources in Air Hqs, said that the main problem has to do with certain parts like the undercarriage and the pilot-static tube - it gives the pilots feedback on airspeed and altitude - that were found to be rusted and unusable."
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"Initial investigation points to the way of the undercarriage or the yaw controllers that are used to stabilise the aircraft. The was no apparent enigne failure in the trainer."
Source: Indian Express paper print 1st May 08