Yes, I will elaborate. Indian Companies like Reliance are most unwilling to recruit or employ Christians or Catholics as the case may be.
In any City in India, a Christian or a Catholic needs to have a GodFather, GodMother, An Uncle, or an Aunt, or just hard core influence to get a job. Influence is something that most Christians or Catholics do not have in the Corporate World in Bombay or for that matter in any City in India -- unlike other communities like Sikhs, Muslims, or Hindus who have their own Companies.
I have personally experienced immense discrimination in the Corporate World as a Christian Legal Professional. If it was not for a Parsi Legal Professional who I am presently working for I would be unemployed or jobless.
Merit simply does not exist in the Corporate World in India as it does exist in the Corporate World in the West.
If it was not for Multinational B.P.O's and Multinational Companies large numbers of Christian and Catholic Men and Women would be umemployed. These Multinational Companies have definitely a much better attitude to employing Christians as well as Catholics as compared to most Indian Companies.
Finally, You have mentioned the House of Tatas. They are only "one" among many Indian Companies that are owned by non Hindus namely Parsis.
Obviously, someone among youall has called me a Liar and last week to make matters worse -- some one had the gall to call me a Pathetic Liar and A Paki.
Please do not post any comments to me anymore.
The Largest. And the most influencial.
Obviously, someone among you all has called me a Liar and last week to make matters worse -- some one had the gall to call me a Pathetic Liar and A Paki.
Not me. Don't put false blame on me.
It seems you are a frustrated loser.Stop blaming the country or outside forces for your personal problems. Perhaps had you studied harder in your youth or picked up the requisite skills , you wouldn't be ranting this way on anonymous internet message boards about being discriminated against by nations , systems , corporations etc.