Author: Onu Akter

Onu Akter is a dedicated journalist covering politics, business, finance, sports, and local news. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to accuracy, she delivers insightful and engaging stories that keep readers informed. Passionate about storytelling, Onu ensures her work is both compelling and fact-driven, making her a trusted voice in journalism.

Jeremy Clarkson, the well-known TV presenter, has said he hopes Top Gear will return to TV soon. Clarkson hosted the BBC show for many years, along with Richard Hammond and James May. Together, they also made The Grand Tour for Amazon Prime Video. Their time on both shows lasted over 20 years and made them global stars. The final episode of The Grand Tour aired in 2023. Since then, Clarkson has been busy with his farm, called Diddly Squat, located in Oxfordshire, England. He now stars in Clarkson’s Farm, a popular documentary-style series on Amazon Prime. BBC Put Top Gear…

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A 45-year-old woman named Bina Shrestha set herself on fire in Balaju, Kathmandu, on Sunday night. The incident took place in Jagrati Tole, which is part of Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward No. 16. Woman Acts After Domestic Dispute According to Kathmandu Police spokesperson SP Apilraj Bohora, Bina had a serious argument with her husband. Around 10 PM, she poured petrol on herself and lit a fire. Family members and neighbors rushed to help after seeing the flames. They took her to People’s Hospital in Naya Bazar. Health Condition and Treatment Doctors said Bina suffered burns on 25% of her body.…

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The frequent use of Nepal’s national flag in political protests and rallies has raised new concerns. Experts and officials are now calling for clearer rules on how and where the flag can be used. Nepal’s flag has been spotted in many recent events organized by political parties. Protesters have used it during demonstrations, draped it over their shoulders, and waved it as a sign of resistance. But current rules do not clearly say if this is allowed. The government says it will now review these rules due to growing misuse. What do the current rules say? Nepal’s “Procedure on the…

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Nepal is planning a major change to its Everest climbing rules. Starting soon, only climbers with experience scaling a 7,000-metre (22,965 feet) peak in Nepal will be able to apply for an Everest permit. This change aims to improve safety and reduce overcrowding on the world’s highest peak. The draft law is currently in the National Assembly, where it is expected to be passed soon. The move comes after years of criticism about allowing inexperienced climbers to attempt Everest. The ruling alliance in parliament holds the majority needed to pass the law. Why Nepal Is Changing the Everest Permit Rules…

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In the remote areas of Baglung District, Nepal, childbirth often becomes a dangerous gamble. Despite national promises to improve healthcare, women in municipalities like Nisikhola and Dhorpatan still struggle for safe maternity services. Long travel distances, poor infrastructure, and lack of medical facilities put mothers and babies at serious risk. Lack of Basic Maternity Services in Nisikhola In Ward 5 of Nisikhola Rural Municipality, the situation is critical. The community health unit in Niseldhor does not have a birthing center. Only two staff members, auxiliary nurse midwife (ANM) Yam Kumari Gharti and office assistant Prem Kumari Gharti, work there. They…

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The return of Nepal’s monarchy would cause political instability and harm both Nepal and India, former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai said during a visit to New Delhi on Monday. Bhattarai, who helped Nepal become a republic in 2008, spoke at the Press Club of India, highlighting the risks of bringing back the monarchy. Bhattarai explained that Nepal’s monarchy was never truly constitutional but remained autocratic. He blamed the current wave of pro-monarchy protests on the government’s failure to meet people’s needs, rather than on a genuine desire for royal rule. Monarchy Would Only Bring Instability “How will the restoration of…

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Actor and comedian Kevin Hart has canceled the Indian leg of his “Acting My Age” world tour after a tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The attack, which claimed the lives of 26 tourists, led to the cancellation of Hart’s highly anticipated performance in Delhi, originally scheduled for April 30. Kevin Hart’s Show in Delhi Cancelled Amid Tragedy On Sunday, event organizer District by Zomato announced the cancellation of Kevin Hart’s show in Delhi. The cancellation came after the deadly attack in Pahalgam, which has left the country in shock. The organizers confirmed that full refunds would be…

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The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index rose slightly by 3.58 points on Sunday, closing at 2,661.60 points. This marks a 0.13 percent increase by the end of the day’s trading session. The Sensitive Index, which tracks the performance of class ‘A’ stocks, went up by 0.40 percent. The Float Index, which reflects the movement of actively traded shares, also rose, but only by 0.04 percent. Sector-Wise Performance Shows Mixed Results Out of 13 sectors on the NEPSE, six closed in positive territory, while seven saw declines. The Investment sector led the gainers with a rise of 1.77 percent. It was…

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Prime Minister and CPN (UML) Chair KP Sharma Oli has firmly rejected allegations that he is surrounded by middlepersons. Speaking at the Fourth National Conference of the Madan Bhandari Foundation in Kathmandu on Sunday, Oli challenged his critics to provide proof of their claims. Oli Defends His Integrity Oli said that accusations about middlepersons having access “even to his bedroom” were made by those who rely on “trickery, conspiracy, and cheating” in politics. He described such claims as baseless and said they were intended to harm his reputation and the government’s image. The Prime Minister emphasized that the government has…

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Stuart Law has officially started his two-year journey as the head coach of Nepal’s national cricket team. Law arrived in Kathmandu on Friday night and immediately got to work on Saturday. He said he is excited to take on the challenge and help Nepali cricket reach new heights. The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) introduced Law at an event in Lower Mulpani. Speaking to journalists, Law shared his big goals for the team. He made it clear that he is focused on qualifying Nepal for the 2026 T20 World Cup. Law Ready to Build a Strong Team On his first…

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