Eight-year rut ends for Dokic
DOKIC snaps an eight-year title drought, Hussey gets the call-up and Liverpool stuns Man U. Get your morning sports fix here .

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“The Most Terrifying Video You’ll Ever See” has over 7200000 views, but this sequel makes the better argument. And now even this 7-hour series has been trumped by the book: “What’s the Worst That Could Happen? A Rational Response to the Climate Change Debate.” Available from Amazon and others through the links at www.gregcraven.org. Author Bill McKibben said “This book trumps most of our accounts of the global warming crisis,” the former Commander-in-Chief of US CENTCOM Gen. Anthony Zinni called it “innovative and intelligent…. superbly crafted…. A must read,” and the New Scientist said “If Craven could get everybody who has weighed in on this debate to go through the exercises in the book, Al Gore should share his Nobel peace prize.” On Amazon: snurl.com Trailer for the book: www.youtube.com What the critics are saying: www.gregcraven.org Download a 25-page preview: www.gregcraven.org In the press: www.gregcraven.org ———- “How It All Ends” Expansion Pack: www.youtube.com

CWG: India bests England to second place, ends Games with many firsts
India Thursday brought the curtains down on the Commonwealth Games with many firsts – hosted it for the first time, won the highest number of gold at 38, took the second spot in the medal table for the first time in Games history shunting sporting power England to third place and women sportspersons stole the thunder with top honour in several events.

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Mysore Dussehra ends with grand elephant procession
Mysore, Oct 17: The 10-day Dussehra festivities here culminated Sunday as thousands of people from across India and abroad witnessed its grand finale – the famed ‘Jamboo Savari’ or procession of caparisoned elephants.

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Indian Market Ends Flat Before Payrolls Report
(RTTNews) – The Indian market ended a volatile session modestly lower on Friday, weighed by a government report that showed a modest rise in food inflation for the week ended August 21. Underlying sentiment remained extremely cautious as the U.S. government’s monthly employment report loomed.

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Sensex ends 53 points lower amid weak global cues
A benchmark index for Indian equities ended a choppy day of trade Friday losing 53 points, with FMCG, IT, and telecom stocks declining. Global peers too were weak.

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Indian Market Ends Lackluster Session Higher; Bharti Rises 3%
The Indian market ended a lackluster session flat with a positive bias on Tuesday, as investors evinced little interest in buying stocks after a rally in the previous session.

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Sensex ends 123 points down, global cues negative
Mumbai, July 30 : Late selling pressured a benchmark index for Indian equities Friday to close 123 points lower on a lacklustre day of trade. Global markets too exhibited a negative tendency.

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Indian Market Ends In The Red
(RTTNews) – Lingering concerns about the strength of the U.S. economic recovery weighed on the Indian market Wednesday. The benchmark 30-share Sensex ended down 143 points or 0.81% near the day’s lows at 17,471, while the 50-share Nifty fell by 48 points or 0.91% to 5,241.

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Strike at Hyundai’s India plant ends A strike that stopped Hyundai Motor’s production in India for two days was called off Wednesday night after India’s top car exporter agreed to consider rehiring dozens of workers dismissed in the wake of violent protests, the company said. Read more on AP via Yahoo! Philippines News