Advertisers looking at 'India only' packages for World Cup

With less than a month left for the ICC World Cup to kick off, ESPN Star Sports, the official broadcaster of the event, is in a dilemma whether to sell India-specific match packages to advertisers or not. This is significant as most sports broadcasters sell ad packages for the full tournament or sell spot buys but do not sell 'India only' packages. But with some of the big advertisers realizing that the costs associated with advertising in the World Cup are too high compared to the returns, they are now looking to explore only the India matches and some other high-rated fixtures like the semi-finals and the final.

These advertisers say they are willing to pay a premium, of around 30%, to be on these select matches instead of the entire tournament. Talks between the broadcaster and the advertisers are scheduled to take place early this week. ESPN Star Sports has sold its ad inventory at about Rs 3.5 lakh for a 10-second spot and is expected to rake in Rs 700 crore from the ICC event in ad revenues.

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Rao has added a photo to the pool:

Bhuta kola is performed twice in a year during the festivals in Kuntikanamata temple. One immediately after the annual festival and other during the month of January. Apart from this all throughout the year the bhandara (all the costumes, jewellery and weapons) is carried in a procession from the temple to the neighbouring places to perform this ritual

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