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[1] Also known as the ‘Delhi Rape Case’, the name Nirvana means ‘fearless’ in Hindi as was used by the press as a pseudonym for keeping the victim’s identity as anonymous while se was attributed different epithets by the media houses like. Jyoti (flame) , Jagruti (awareness) , Amanat (treasure), Damini (lightening after 1993Bollywood film)

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