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Hi,<br />
I am confused between some hindi and there equivalent english words commonly used in Indian politics <br />
vidhayak<br />
member of parliament<br />
member of legislative assembly<br />
vidhansabha<br />
sansad<br />
<br />
i guess some of them have the same meaning in english above <br />
please help me match them...<br />
eg is vidhayak an mla ?<br />
thanks
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Hi,
I am confused between some hindi and there equivalent english words commonly used in Indian politics 
vidhayak
member of parliament
member of legislative assembly
vidhansabha
sansad

i guess some of them have the same meaning in english above 
please help me match them...
eg is vidhayak an mla ?
thanks

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