Aussie,
you work for 10 consecutive weeks which means they utilize you for 10 weeks in accordance to DGCA FDTL (Indian Authority's Flight and Duty Time Limits) so you have at least one day off (24 hrs) in a week, usually much more though.. They don't suppose to "break" your home licence max flight time requirements. Say, they have 125 hrs limit in 30 consecutive days but you have 100 - that means you will not fly more then 100 as long as you have informed them.. You will have 2 weeks (14 consecutive days) off duty and they will pay (in fact reimburse) the cost of your economy trip to/from your nominated home residence. They pay you basic salary irrespective of your location (off or on duty periods). Plus you have overtime payment (1/80 of your basic salary) if you fly more then 80 block hrs on a calendar month's basis. Hope this helps