Question
___________ word of Indian dance is derived from a
Sanskrit word and literally means ‘taking towards’.Solution
The word from Indian dance that is derived from a Sanskrit word and literally means ‘taking towards’ is "Nritta" . In the context of Indian classical dance, Nritta refers to pure dance movements, which are performed to rhythm and do not convey any meaning or emotion, focusing solely on the aesthetics and beauty of the movements.
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