Yuwa Manch was very famous for straightly lifting materials from Indian C-grade magazines. So, you were more than likely to find news such as "A man gets pregnant" (with a fake photo), or "A doctor takes out tongue while doing dental surgery in Albania". Anything was a fair game. The staffs in the newspaper copied those stuffed from Indian magazines and translated them into Nepalese. Of course, no credit was given to the Indian magazines.

actually there is a doctor by that name but he lives in Hawai and specializes in neurosurgery. 

His Education:

University of California--San Francisco, 1987

Yes, but it is not what is claimed in Saptahik. The article says the writer is the head of Biology at University of California! I don't see the book either.

Nepali news papers just copy from Indian news papers, this doesn't mean that Indian news papers provide good reading material.  They some of are paid opinion ( from big business house, govt and foreing agents) to influence general public opinion. Same is true with so called Western media, there are also lots of reading material (articles which appear to be indepenent but in reality they are funded by different business interest.

So, after reading one article we have choice just take the message from the article (if it is beneficial to you ) or try to analyze and verify  from different resources. In Democracy public opinions are of great importance that's why business houses, security agencies, political parties and government all try to shape the public opinion in their favor.

Regarding the informative reading material like that published in Saptahik just a prove that Nepalese journalism still has to walk a lot.