Question

Define the Sabha and the Samiti?

Answer 1

SABHA :- The sabha means meeting of the people in a hall. Sabha was essentially a gathering of the Brahmanas or the priestly class.

Samiti :- The Samiti was an assembly of the common people as well as the Brahmanas and the rich. The Samiti was a larger gathering of all people for the conduct of tribal business and it was presided over by the king.

Answer 2

The definition of Sabha and Samiti is as follows:

• Sabha is the Hindi and Sanskrit term for the word 'assembly'.
• A sabha is basically a congregation of people whose interests match.
• Sabha is an important unit of self-government in the Hindu Society.
• A samiti is also an assembly but it is bigger than a sabha.
• In a samiti, members of the assembly express their perspective regarding various issues