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Rachana Rimal

Rachana Rimal (Nepali: रचना रिमाल) is a Nepalese singer. She have sang more than eight hundred Nepali songs in less than two years.
She initially gained public recognition through singing reality program Nepal Idol in 2019, where she was also one of the participants. She was one of the top ten contestants of Nepal Idol season 3, and also highest voted contestant for three times in a row.
== Controversies ==
=== Cricket match and Cricket Association of Nepal ===
There was a rumor Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) invited Rimal to watch a cricket match, for which she declined the rumor and said that she bought the ticket by herself and went to watch the match, some officials of CAN recognized her and invited her as a special guest. There was also rumor that CAN asked her for explanation regarding her sudden arrival to watch a match without following protocols, for which, Rimal and CAN both declared that it is just a rumor, and it's not true.
=== Nabirse Timilai ===
Rimal was criticized by many for singing remake version of popular Nepali song 'Nabirse Timilai' which was originally sang by Anju Panta. Main reason behind the criticism was because creator and lyricist of this song, Bipin Kiran did not gave credit to the original singer, for which reason Rimal and Kiran were criticized. Original singer Anju Panta made a post regarding this matter in her social media account, she claimed that the composer and arranger of this song originally asked her to sing the remake version of this song, and the arranger even sent her new arrangement of the song.
== Selected discography ==
Song 	Lyricist(s) 	Composer(s) 	Year	Ref(s)
"Rumala Chino" 	Basanta Sapkota 	Basanta Sapkota 	2020	
"Photo Firimma" 	Shishir Bhandari 	Shishir Bhandari 	2020	
"Mineral Water" 	Bhim Bista 	Bhim Bista 	2020	
"Unko Preeti" 	Madhav Prasad Ghimire	Narayan Rayamajhi 	2020	
"Aayaun Cheli" 	Ghanashyam Oli 	Dipak Sharma 	2020	
"Hamro Maya Charkiyeko" 	Bimal Dangi 	Bimal Dangi 	2020	
"Dui Dinko Jindagima Chokho Maya Lau"	Shishir Bhandari 	Shishir Bhandari 	2020	
"Paani Chhamkine" 	Samrat Chualagain 	Samrat Chualagain 	2021	
"Bhana Saila" 	Ramesh Raj Bhattarai 	Ramesh Raj Bhattarai	2021	
"Yo Rato Gala" 	Deepak Sharma 	Deepak Sharma 	2021	
"Chahanchhu" 	Manas Bikram Thapa
Manisha Khadka	Saroj Pokharel 	2021	
"Sunko Chandrama" 	Pushpa Acharya 	Dipak Sharma 	2021	
"Aau Hami Sangai Basaun" 	Yashoda Mahat 	Debesh Rai 	2021	
"Teejko Mahina Chha" 	DP Khanal 	Nabin Karki 	2021	
"Harle Nikhar Lyauchha" 	Dhanendra Rasaily 	Babul Giri 	2021	
"Hajur Musukkai" 	Suresh Adhikari 	Suresh Adhikari 	2022	
"Nabirse Timilai" 	Bipin Kiran 	Mahesh Khadka 	2022	
Category:Nepalese singer
Category:Nepalese people
Rachel Blake (politician)

Rachel Nancy Blake is a British Labour Party politician, who has served as a councillor in London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Bow East Ward since 2014 . Blake was Deputy Mayor in Tower Hamlets 2018-2022https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/starmer-intake-mps-future-labour-2967420. She is currently the Labour candidate for Cities of London and Westminster for the next general election.https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/starmer-intake-mps-future-labour-2967420https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/breaking-gove-intervenes-over-barbican-demolition-plans
Blake was born in Manchester and grew up in London where she currently lives.
==Career==
Blake joined the Labour Party in 2003. Early in her career Blake was a policy advisor at HM Treasury under Gordon Brownhttps://inews.co.uk/news/politics/starmer-intake-mps-future-labour-2967420, and was a member of Kate Barker's team on a Review of Land Use Planning which was published in December 2006. From 2009-2013 she was a manager at East London Housing Partnership.
In May 2014 she was elected as a Labour Party councillor for Bow East Ward on Tower Hamlets Borough Council, and appointed to Cabinet in July 2015. In Cabinet, she has worked on the production of a new Local Plan, a new Housing Strategy and a programme of 1000 new affordable homes.
As a member of the Labour Party, she has been Deputy Mayor and Cabinet Member for Adults, Health and Wellbeing. Prior to this she held a range of roles in Local, Regional and National Government working on Housing, Regeneration and Planning Policy.
Representing the Local Government Association at a hearing of the Housing, Communities and Local Gvoernment Select Committee in June 2021, she noted that national regulations often held back and undermined local ambition and innovation on climate change. She called for more ambitious building standards on energy efficiency, but noted that competions for funding meant councils often wasted resources on bidding rather than getting on with the job. At a Local Government Association community wellbeing ward in December 2021 she attacked poor organisation of the COVID-19 vaccine booster programme. 
Rachel Blake is Vice-chair of the Labour Housing Group . She was previously the secretary of the London Labour Housing Group is also previously a member of the London Legacy Development Corporation Board. She has campaigned for tougher regulations of short-term rentals in London , housing improvements and other built environment issueshttps://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/breaking-gove-intervenes-over-barbican-demolition-plans.
==Personal life==
Blake's partner, Marc Francis, is a fellow Tower Hamlets borough councillor. She has two sons.
She is a member of the Unison and GMB Union.
Category:Labour Party (UK) politicians
Category:British people
Rachel Cline

Rachel Cline (born April 21, 1957 in New York City) is an American author and television writer. Her novels include What to Keep (Random House, 2004), My Liar (Random House, 2008), and The Question Authority (Red Hen Press, 2019). Her essays, reviews, and autobiographical writings have appeared in The New York Times and other publications . 
== Books ==
=== What to Keep (2004) ===
What to Keep, published in hardcover in April 2004 by Random House, follows Denny Roman from Bexley, Ohio to Los Angeles, California and New York City with sections devoted to moments of her life at ages 12, 26, and 36. 
In a starred review, Kirkus Reviews called the book "a smart, ruefully funny debut." Publishers Weekly also called the novel "smart [and] witty," adding that it is "sharply observed and paradoxically tender". Entertainment Weekly's Jennifer Reese noted that "one of the chief delights of Rachel Cline’s lovely, understated debut What to Keep is her smart, self-respecting heroine Denny Roman, who never clamors for attention. And thereby earns it." Booklist also reviewed the novel.
=== My Liar (2008) ===
My Liar was published August 19, 2008 by Random House. Set in 1990s Hollywood, the novel explores the relationship between Annabeth, a film editor, and Laura, an aspiring director. 
Mark Lindquist, writing for The Seattle Times, said, "Cline is a gifted writer with a clean, economical style, and she well understands both the psychology and the topography of Los Angeles and the movie business." Kirkus Reviews noted that the story is "delicate, muted, [and] not quite complete" and called the characters "shadowy, exasperating and snappish." Publishers Weekly called it "underpowered," noting that Annabeth's "defining (and not overly gripping) feature is her grinding insecurity, and it eventually tiptoes into maudlin territory." Booklist also reviewed the novel.
=== The Question Authority (2019) ===
The Question Authority was published April 18, 2019 by Red Hen Press. The novel fictionalizes Cline's experience coming to terms with the impact of a "groovy, revolutionary, married, draft-evading, girl-raping former teacher," at the Woodward School in Brooklyn, New York. 
Loofbourow praised Atwood, Toews, and Cline for covering survivor's lives long after the initial assault. The novel was also reviewed in the Washington Post and mentioned in articles for The Atlantic and The New Yorker. Kirkus Reviews called the novel "an uneven exploration of a timely topic."
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Rachel DeAlto

Rachel Dealto (born September 30, 1979 in Neptune Township, New Jersey) is an American litigator turned relationship expert and television personality, best known for her role as a relationship expert on Seasons 4 & 5 of Lifetime's Married at First Sight and TLC (TV network) Kate+Date. She also serves as Match.com Chief Dating Expert and appears regularly on shows such as Access Hollywood, The TODAY Show, and CNN. Rachel is also a TEDx presenter and published author, with her most recent TEDx, Being Authentic in a Filtered World, currently featured on TED.com 
==Education==
Rachel graduated from Seton Hall School of Law, and received her undergraduate degree from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. She is currently completing her Master’s in Psychology at Arizona State University. Rachel is also certified in coaching and trained in hypnotherapy and meditation. 
==Career==
Rachel is best known for her role on Married at First Sight (American TV series), where she appeared as one of the shows relationship experts from 2016-2017 . Season 4 aired on A&E Networks, while Season 5 aired on Lifetime (TV network). In 2019 she appeared on TLC Kate +Date as a coach and host. Rachel was also the host of FYI’s social experiment Kiss Bang Love (2017), and an expert and reunion host of Lifetime’s Second Chances (2017). She has been featured in over 200 national media outlets, including Good Morning America, CNN, and The Today Show. 
Rachel also makes regular appearances on multiple National Media Outlets and serves as Match’s Chief Dating Expert. Prior to her career as a relationship expert, Rachel was a litigator in New Jersey before launching a startup in the dating space. She is also the co-founder of The MAGNET Method, a consulting firm focused on employee engagement.
Rachel is the author of relatable: How to Connect with Anyone Anywhere (Even if It Scares You) via Tiller Press, a Simon and Schuster imprint.
Rachel is a sought-after keynote speaker, delivering engaging presentations on topics such as leadership, emotional intelligence, and the power of connection. Her recent TEDx talk, Being Authentic in a Filtered World, has gained traction and is featured on TED.com, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in personal and professional interactions. 
==Publications==
* relatable: How to Connect with Anyone Anywhere (Even if It Scares You) via Tiller Press, a Simon and Schuster imprint.
Category:1979 births
Category:American lawyers
Category:American television personalities
Category:Arizona State University alumni
Rachel Edwards

Rachel Edwards (born on 25th December 1973) is a British author based in Oxfordshire. She is represented by Hardman & Swainson and Fourth Estate, HarperCollins UK.
Edwards was born in Truro and raised in the UK by her mother, a Jamaican nurse, and father, a Nigerian doctor.. She is an alumna of King’s College London where she read French with English BA (Hons).
She won an Arts Council national award for her fiction writing, which included mentoring by Catherine Johnson (novelist), and worked as a freelance writer for over 12 years. Her articles feature in the national press, including The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Grazia, Red (magazine) and Marie Claire.
Fourth Estate gained publishing rights to Edwards' debut novel Darling, which was published in May 2018. The novel has been described as 'the first Brexit thriller', and has garnered praise in the national media and from many other authors including Bernardine Evaristo and Adele Parks. Edwards, wrote one of the lead columns for the Sunday Times Magazine during summer 2020 and she is a regular guest at literary festivals and on BBC radio. During summer 2020, Edwards wrote the lead column for the Sunday Times Magazine. Her second novel, Lucky, is to be published in June 2021 by Fourth Estate, an imprint of HarperCollins UK.
She lives in Oxfordshire with her husband, Peter.
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Rachel Eleanor Bernard

Rachel Eleanor Bernard is a researcher in the field of rheology of the lower crust and upper mantle, and is also involved in geoscience education and outreach. Holds a Bachelor's degree in civil and environmental engineering from Princeton University, as well as Ph.D in Geological Sciences from University of Texas at Austin. 
== Biography ==
Her research is focused on rheological properties of the lower crust and upper mantle, particularly in actively deforming areas such as the Mojave region of Southern California. Have also worked to understand the causes which effect the expansion of olivine crystallographic preferred orientation as a result of dislocating creep that is primarily responsible for seismic anisotropy in the upper mantle. Her dissertation focused on Rheology and fabric in the continental lithospheric mantle form naturally deformed peridotites. Her Pre- Doctoral employment was as Field Engineer on offshore and onshore oil and gas rigs at Schlumberger Drilling and Measurements, in Youngsville, LA. After two years she got a position at the National Science Foundation as Science Assistant for the division of Earth Sciences (EAR). Currently Rachel Eleanor Bernard serves as a Visiting professor at Amherst College in the department of Geology. She was also a Scripps Institutional postdoctoral scholar at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diegohttps://scripps.ucsd.edu under supervision of Dr. Emily Chin.https://e8chin.scrippsprofiles.ucsd.edu
== Contributions and publications ==
Relationships Between Olivine CPO and Deformation Parameters in Naturally Deformed Rocks and Implications for Mantle Seismic Anisotropy
Fabric heterogeneity in the Mojave lower crust and lithospheric mantle in Southern California 
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== Outreach ==
Science Y'allhttp://www.jsg.utexas.edu/science-yall/ is a blog created by Rachel Eleanor Bernard and two other graduates affiliated with Jackson School of Geosciences at UT Austinhttp://www.jsg.utexas.edu where undergraduate and graduate students can share information about their research, educational experiences and other fun geology things. 
Participated in SciRes where she worked with Colleen Henegan, an AP environmental Science teacher at KIPP Austin Collegiate,https://kipptexas.org to develop fun activities that include research in the classroom learning. Such experience led to partnership to develop a lab for high school students which makes the rock cycle interesting by turning the basic classroom microscopes into petrographic ones. Which Consequently led to development of published lessons that can be used by teachers, called RocKits.https://www.rachel-bernard.com/rockits
==References==
== External Links ==
* Official website
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Category:American researchers
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Category:Princeton University alumni
Category:University of Texas at Austin
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Rachel Irvine

Rachel Irvine is a British South African journalist, entrepreneur and emerging markets specialist. 
Irvine is the founder and Chief executive officer of multinational marketing communications firm Irvine Partners. The firm was founded in 2010 and was known then as Irvine Bartlett before rebranding in 2016. Irvine Partners has  wholly owned offices in London, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Nairobi and Lagos. The firm has specialist practice areas in corporate brand building, Crisis communication|crisis communications and disruptor brand building.
== Early Life ==
Irvine was born in 1976 in Vereeniging, South Africa to British parents. She attended Tygerhof Primary school in Cape Town, South Africa. She attended secondary school at Milnerton High School in Cape Town.  She later enrolled to study a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Communications at University of South Africa.
== Business Career ==
Irvine started her career as in journalism a News Reader and Editor for leading adult contemporary radio station Kfm 94.5|KFM. 
She was hired as a Reporter and Deputy Head of Sports for E.tv News|e.tv as part of the news launch team and then moved to London, working across a range of business channels for the Sky Television (1984–1990)|Sky TV business division as a Producer and Presenter for British Sky Broadcasting. During this time Irvine also was part of the team that launched the channel's travel channel 
In August 2002, Irvine joined the global business media fraternity as Head of Broadcast at FTSE 100 listed Reed Business Information (RBI). Reed Business Information|RBI is a subsidiary to Reed International, a British corporate group comprising companies that publish scientific, technical and medical material, and legal textbooks; provide decision-making tools; and organise exhibitions. It operates in 40 countries and serves customers in over 180 nations.
== Entrepreneur ==
In 2013 Irvine started a food manufacturing business and restaurant called Bedouin Nomadic Cuisine. The manufacturing business specialised in a range of organic Middle Eastern Cheese products called Strained yogurt|Labneh. The cheese range was stocked by supermarket chain Checkers (supermarket chain)|Checkers. Irvine sold the business in 2016.
== References ==
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Category:British South African entrepreneur 
Category:British South African emerging markets specialist
Rachel J Whitaker

Rachel J Whitaker is a professor of Microbiology in the School of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. Her laboratory's research focuses on the evolution of Archaea, Bacteria, and Virus|Viruses in both natural and clinical environments. 
== Education and Career ==
Dr. Whitaker received her Bachelor of Arts in biology from Wesleyan University in 1993 and her Doctor of Philosophy in microbiology from University of California, Berkeley in 2004. Following her Ph. D, she was a postdoctoral researcher in geomicrobiology at University of California, Berkeley from 2004 to 2006.
Following the completion of her postdoctoral research, Dr. Whitaker became a professor of microbiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she has been recognized among 'Teachers Ranked as Excellent.' She received the Allen Distinguished Investigator Award in 2017 and the University Scholar Award in 2020. Dr. Whitaker is also a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology.
Dr. Whitaker has published over 50 peer-reviewed research articles which have been cited over 3,000 times. She also was an editor for the book 'Women in Microbiology,' which highlights both historic and modern women scientists in the field of microbial sciences.
== Research Focus ==
The Whitaker lab studies the dynamics of microbes and their viruses using a combination of genomics, experimental evolution, modeling, and molecular biology. In particular, the Whitaker lab focuses on the Hyperthermophile archaeon Sulfolobus islandicus and the Gram-negative bacteria Gammaproteobacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa as Model organism|model organisms for studying microbial evolution.
== Scientific Community Outreach ==
In addition to leading an academic research lab, Dr. Whitaker is also active in scientific community outreach in an effort to engage young aspiring scientists and the non-scientific community in the microbial sciences. Outreach initiatives that Dr. Whitaker promotes include Project Microbe, a series of inquiry-based activities that teach about the three domains of life (Eukarya, Bacteria, and Archaea), and Cena y Ciencias, a program that encourages scientific learning in elementary school students of the Spanish-speaking community. Dr. Whitaker developed the Project Microbe initiative with Dr. Barbara Hug from the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Category:American professors
Category:Wesleyan College alumni
Rachel Lader

Rachel Lader is an American lawyer in the state of New York. Throughout her career, Lader has worked with numerous high-profile clients on behalf of prolific law firms such as Hach & Rose, LLP, and Tangent-EHR.
Lader has been an active participant in political campaigns and a member of several nonprofit organizations. She is also a blog writer who shares her expertise on various social media platforms.
==Early life and education==
Lader possesses a bachelor’s degree in political science. As an undergraduate student, Lader appeared on the Dean's List twice. In high school, she was a member of the National Honor Society. As a teen-ager, she played soccer as a member of a nationally ranked team. While pursuing her undergraduate degree, Lader volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and participated in a liberal arts study abroad program at the CEA Barcelona Center in Spain.
In July 2018, she landed a two-month-long legal internship with Justice Acosta in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial Department in New York City. Subsequently, Lader acquired her Juris Doctor from New York Law School in May 2020.
==Career==
Lader also completed an internship at the Mallilo & Grossman offices in Brooklyn and Flushing, New York, where she wrote general correspondence, such as authorizations of injuries and Bills of Particulars, and gathered case facts from prospective clients through initial screening interviews.
Aside from that, Lader has been active with a number of political and nonprofit entities. She volunteered to serve on the Citizens Committee for former New York City comptroller William Thompson's mayoral campaign and helped to plan a successful fundraising event on Long Island. Lader has also volunteered with Realizing the Dream and collaborated with Martin Luther King Jr.'s oldest son, Martin King III, to promote freedom and equality. In addition, she worked as a campaign organizer and mentor with Best Buddies.
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==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:American women lawyers
Category:United States Attorneys
Category:New York Law School alumni
Rachel Lark

Rachel Lark is a Bay Area singer/songwriter known for her sexually explicit and Feminism lyrics. She is a frequent guest on Dan Savage's podcasts, performer for SF Sketchfest, and was called "the poster girl for period sex" by Salon (website). Rachel Lark is the daughter of philosophers Louise Antony and Joseph Levine (philosopher).
Category:Musicians from the San Francisco Bay Area
Category:Singer-songwriters