GORAKHPUR, Nov. 8 -- Nashra Naim, a 22-year-old law student, who became the first woman to be elected vice-president of the Aligarh Muslim University Students' Union in the premier institution's over 105-year history on Friday, hails from Gorakhpur. Born in the Minya Bazar locality of Gorakhpur, Nashra has a long association with AMU. She completed her higher secondary education at the university's Women's College, while her father, Abu Naim, is also an alumnus of the prestigious institution. Sharing her experience after the victory, Nashra said, "A woman needs to create space for herself, and I created it for myself." She credited her victory to the dedication, courage and sincerity of her supporters. She added that the campaign was conducted with limited resources and the support of a small team. Her election marks a significant milestone in women's representation in the university's student leadership and has brought pride to her hometown. Nashra won the election by a decisive margin of 1,273 votes, defeating her nearest rival, Saqib Ali Khan, who secured 5,818 votes....