@ dexter whay you say is very right. the situation now is that unemployed pilots are ready to risk anything for a job ad that is the best motivation for these companies to take advantage, never be compromised because we did nothing out of the way, I guess more than a individual its a group fight, if we make consensus and as a group which can go against them might improve the situation slowly, eg. boycotting spice exams if they charge creaking 25k for.something so.cheap they conduct, air India charging 35k for gen category, and providing reimbursement for travel expenses for backward category, well is the general category minting money in their houses, they do this and govt. talks about living in harmony?
HOW CAN WE GET AS WE ALWAYS SAY UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL.
This is the most crucial time to raise our voices, else gone are the days of a charming pilots, indian pilots might just be compared with another pilot who drives the buses. MARK THESE.