London: Michelle Obama contemplated divorcing Barack Obama in 2000 after he ignored her advice not to run for a House seat in Chicago, making him so “depressed” that friends feared he might commit suicide, says a new book.

MUMBAI: The Wednesday night fracas at Wankhede stadium deteriorated on Thursday into a rigid standoff between Shah Rukh Khan and the Mumbai Cricket Association on Thursday, with a "father's love for his daughter" being weighed against a "star's abusive and drunken behaviour".

The global cricket media has long run out of epithets to tag on to Chris Gayle's T20 heroics. 'Gayle force' or 'Gayle storm' is now commonplace but lacks the frenzy of certain Gayle onslaughts, like for example the one at the Ferozeshah Kotla on Thursday. 'Happy and Gayle' doesn't seem to cut it for obvious reasons.

Kota. The IIT JEE 2012, the official answer key (to answer) on Thursday evening in response to a question by modifying the chemistry test again startled. The question the merit of 4 points above the rank of students - will be down.

Kotas. Going through the Chambal River, Kota city land - is a victim of crime. The activities of land mafia has got political patronage. Nearly a dozen masters of the river have been inhabited settlements and the string is not to stop. Mafia the borders of the Riasatkal [wall] had also destroyed, which the river of time "guarding" used to be.

NEW DELHI: Refusing to quash batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar's nomination to the Rajya Sabha, the Supreme Court asked petitioner Ram Gopal Singh Sisodia, a former Delhi MLA to rather approach the high court with his plea.

Kathmandu: Indian child artist Taruni Sachdev was among those who died in the Nepal plane crash on Monday. The 14-year-old had a cameo in the Amitabh Bachchan-starrer 'Paa' and acted in numerous southern language films.

New York: A week after US President Barack Obama voiced his support for same-sex marriage, American weekly news magazine Newsweek has heralded him as "the first gay president" in its cover story.

LONDON: A Zimbabwean politician has asserted that women should be compelled to bathe less and shave off their hair to make them less attractive , which would help curb the spread of HIV.

NEW DELHI: Spot-fixing and underhand financial dealings seem to be rampant in the world's richest, glitziest T20 competition, the Indian Premier League, if a sting operation by India TV is to be believed.