Skytrain has it, the HAL HF24 Murat Mk1. The photograph is entitled 'Cockpit of HF24' in an article on Kurt Tank's involvement in the design of the HAL HF24 Murat from Wolfgang Wagner's book "Kurt Tank: Focke-Wulf's Designer and Test Pilot".
However, I will agree with Graeme the cockpit frame does not look 'rounded' enough. The other factor that now concerns me is the label on the fore and aft panel on the starboard side just to the right of the stick. It appears to be written in German. Would this be so on an Indian aircraft?
Could Kitbag have been correct
Have you found a good image of the Me262 V1 with both piston engine in the nose and a pair of jets under the wing?
I will give the "laurels" to Ken on the evidence I have but will dig deeper.
Mel