Archive · 1 Jun 2025
History Professor Wins LUTA President in Lucknow University Polls
The Lucknow University Teachers' Association (LUTA) held elections, with a high turnout of 96%.
Anitya Gaurav, a professor, was elected as the new president, promising to improve teacher benefits.
Ram Milan was elected as the general secretary.
Three vice presidents were also chosen.
The election saw a woman, Monisha Banerjee, elected as a vice-president after a decade.
Various other positions within the association were filled by other teachers.
The new leaders have outlined various promises, from promotions to health benefits, focusing on improving the teachers' work life.
Anitya Gaurav, from the Ancient Indian History department, was elected LUTA president.
The election saw a 96% voter turnout with 389 out of 405 registered voters participating.
Ram Milan was elected as the general secretary.
Three teachers were elected for the post of vice president.
A woman candidate was elected as a vice-president after 10 years.
- Who
- Faculty members of Lucknow University.
- What
- Elections for various positions within the Lucknow University Teachers' Association (LUTA).
- When
- Saturday.
- Where
- Lucknow University.
- Why
- To elect leaders for the Lucknow University Teachers' Association.
- Election Turnout
- 96%
- Total Voters
- 405
- LUTA President
- Anitya Gaurav
- LUTA General Secretary
- Ram Milan
- Vice Presidents Elected
- 3
- Woman Vice President Elected
- Monisha Banerjee