Beta, the broadcast rights in India are typically packaged as a central pool by the league or federation, auctioned to the highest-bidding network, and the revenue is then shared among clubs through a fixed model—often weighted by performance. But this neat theory overlooks how smaller clubs still struggle, much like my old harmonium; the largest share of the 'riyaz' goes to the star performers, while others manage with repairs. My studies show the model, but my life in Bhopal hears the local club's constant worry over funds, proving the shared revenue isn't always a fair symphony.
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