The Rigveda uses the term 'Apsara' to refer to divine female beings associated with the heavens and often involved in celestial performances.
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Asked in Archaeology and Museums Dept. Exam 2023 (Curator) 2023 · Topic: Vedic Age (Vedic Deities, Rituals, and Sacrifices)
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