In the wee hours of the morning on May 22nd, 2021, a phone call was made regarding a person with a gun in the Summerlin neighborhood.  The officers responded to the call and the metro officer fired one round during the incident. Metro disclosed the suspect Sonjeev aka Sam Singh.  Sonjeev’s wife made the phone call stating that her husband is intoxicated and hallucinating, and is armed with firearms.  After the phone call, Sonjeev’s wife left the home with their son and met the cops outside the house. Several shots were heard fromRead More

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Las Vegas Sikh community is gratified to announce the opening of a Gurdwara Gur Nanak Prakash.  The newly built Sikh community Gurdwara is the result of one anonymous family dedication and commitment to the community for a capacious place of worship.  Family profound gesture, by using their personal resources, took over five years, as they had to walk through the bureaucratic maze of complex regulations beginning with land acquisition, local zoning to final construction.  The land was acquired in 2014 with all the permits in place by August 2017, the construction started onRead More

The Nevada Policy Research Institute is once again offering a $3,000 Professor R.S. Nigam & Nevada Policy Freedom Scholarship to a graduating Clark County high school student who demonstrates a passion for economic liberty and individual freedom. The scholarship, which can be used for any education-related expense, is open to all graduating high school students in Clark County who plan to attend college in the fall of 2021— whether they attend a public, private, online or home school. To be eligible, a student’s parents must have earned less than $125,000Read More

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Many of you perhaps already know from the recent extensive media coverage that India is suffering a devastating humanitarian crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic currently sweeping across the country.  UNLV has a significant population of faculty, staff, and students from the Indian subcontinent who still have roots in India or are first-generation immigrants with families that have and continue to be impacted. Members of the faculty, staff, and student bodies at UNLV of South Asian origin have come together in a grassroots effort to build awareness amon the UNLVRead More

With an unprecedented COVID pandemic hitting India resulting in a monstrous loss of lives and shortage of basic medical necessities, the local Indian community has come together to raise much needed funds to assist those who are suffering in India. Please join the community members on Saturday, May 16th, and on Saturday, May 22nd, for a leisurely walk in the park fund raiser. Please see the details below…

Hirachand Daulat, beloved husband, father, brother, grand-father and great-grandfather, and the patriarch of the Daulat family, was born in Hubli, India, on April 14, 1932 and passed away of heart failure at age of 89 on May 11th, 2021 in Las Vegas.   Hira graduated at the top of his class from Pune Engineering College as a mechanical engineer, and had a successful career with petroleum companies in Mumbai. At age 44, he immigrated to Dallas, Texas in 1976 and moved to Las Vegas in 1988. He continued to lead aRead More

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