Subhi Vishwakarma is a Digital Correspondent at the Organiser Weekly. Her reportage focuses on critical issues related to religion and spirituality, as well as civil and family law, including topics such as forced religious conversion, gharwapsi, and blasphemy. She has been featured in Swarajya and Organiser.
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By: Subhi Vishwakarma
Court says girl travelled voluntarily, married under Special Marriage Act and later testified under “social or parental pressure”; now the question
Delhi High Court acquits Qasim in 22-year-old case involving Hindu girl, says she eloped willingly and testified under family pressure.
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
Married nurse allegedly harassed for months by former colleague who wanted her to leave family, accept Islam and marry him; sister of accused arrested
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
A former Project Manager at Wipro Technologies has levelled serious allegations of workplace harassment, religious discrimination, sexual misconduct
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
A high-profile religious conversion case has come to light in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district, where the son of a prominent pharmaceutical businessman was converted from Hindu dharma to Islam after being drawn into a relationship with a gym trainer. The allegations, made in a police complaint filed by the young man's father, have led to the registration of an FIR against ten individuals, the arrest of two accused, and the constitution of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the matter.
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
Nine years after a Hindu-Muslim marriage solemnised according to Hindu customs, a family dispute in Uttar Pradesh's Unnao has snowballed into serious
In a complaint now before constitutional authorities, SC employee Ram Phool Meena alleges he was repeatedly called a "kafir"
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
The Madras High Court has delivered an important ruling on reservation benefits after religious conversion, holding that a person who converts to Islam cannot claim the status of a Backward Class Muslim merely by embracing the faith. In a judgment that goes far beyond an individual community certificate dispute, the court struck down a Tamil Nadu Government Order issued in March 2024 that sought to protect reservation benefits for BC, MBC, DNC and SC individuals who converted to Islam.
By: Subhi Vishwakarma
A court in Nashik has granted bail to TCS employee Nida Khan in one of the alleged sexual harassment and religious conversion cases linked to the company's Nashik office.
The first thing one notices at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium in Ranchi is not the slogans. It is the books. A copy of Indian Polity lies open on one side. Beside it are handwritten current affairs notes, previous years' question papers, and a half-finished cup of tea. Rainwater has seeped beneath the plastic sheets covering the protest site, forcing students to shift their bags repeatedly to keep their books dry. A few metres away, young men and women sit on an indefinite hunger strike. Volunteers move around with drinking water. Some students revise notes between speeches. Others stare silently at their admit cards and mark sheets.
