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differences between the sabha and samiti

Answer 1

sabha means one person who calls people and give his opinion to the people and samiti is to sit in groups and discus some issues

Answer 2

Sabha and Samiti

• The word "Sabha" denotes both the assembly and the assembly hall in the early rig Vedic and later rig Vedic.
• The word "Samiti" means "a folk assembly" in which people are gathered for the purpose of transacting tribal business.  
• These terms refer to a people's conference, assembly or legislature.
• Mostly samiti and sabha known as daughters of prajapati.
• The difference is sabha performed in judicial function while samiti did not.
• The sabha later became a miniscule aristocratic body and there was no longer any samiti later.
• It widely indicates that somehow the Sabha was likely a Leaders ' or Nobles' Council.
• Whereas the word samiti progressively began to fall from use, in the classical literature the word sabha persisted to appear.

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