Kolkata, Oct. 5 -- The All India Football Federation (AIFF) will not have to bear any immediate financial burden of the three home friendlies played in this international window. Federation members were informed of this by AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey at the special general body meeting here on Sunday. For the first time, India are hosting friendlies with top-50 teams, all of whom were part of the last World Cup. According to AIFF officials, the three matches could cost between Rs.80 crore to Rs.85 crore. Representatives of three state units who attended the meeting confirmed this to HT speaking separately. No money from AIFF has been used so far, one of the three mentioned above quoted Chaubey as saying. Not authorised to speak with the m...