Wednesday, October 7th, 2026
Election 2026 – Paul Padda Hosts Fundraiser for Clark County Judge Veronica Barisich
Paul Padda is inviting members of the local South Asian community to join Clark County District Court Judge Veronica Barisich for a fundraiser at the new Paul Padda Law office in the expansive Town Square on the Strip. With the election season now in full swing, Padda has been actively participating in numerous political events and supporting candidates across the ballot, including both judicial and non-judicial races, through significant campaign contributions. As early voting begins October 17, candidates are entering the final stretch of the campaign, putting in long hoursRead More
Dr. Saju Joseph, M.D. Settles with NV State Board of Medical Examiners
The Nevada Board of Medical Examiners “Medical Board” has reached a settlement with Dr. Saju Joseph, M.D. Dr. Joseph was originally issued a medical license in the State of Nevada in September 2017. In December, 2025, the Investigative Committee of the Medical Board filed a formal charge against Dr. Joseph for violating the Nevada Medical Practices Act. The one-count complaint alleging a medical malpractice. Per the act, Dr. Joseph became a subject to discipline by the Medical Board. The investigation was about a thirty-five years old female patient. In March 2024,Read More
500+ Dance to Dandiya Queen Purva’s Electrifying Las Vegas Concert
The Indian-American community in Las Vegas came together Sunday night for an energetic rocking, yes ROCKING, celebration of music, dance and culture as Dandiya Queen Purva took center stage for a spectacular musical concert. Purva’s mesmerizing vocals, remarkable stamina and engaging interaction with the audience created an atmosphere of exciting celebration of the upcoming festival season. The nonstop concert drew over 500 attendees from a diverse spectrum of the Las Vegas Indian-American community who were ready to dance the evening away. As the enthralling music filled the Alexis Park Resort, linguistic differences among attendeesRead More