Examples of using Telegraph in English and their translations into Hindi
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The day of 17 May marks the anniversary of the signing of the first International Telegraph Convention and the creation of the International Telecommunication Union.
According to The Telegraph, the local constable advised people“to take greater care when using social media around water”.
Shortly after he left, Overland was bought by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, part of the Bell System.
The first 1G cellular network was launched in 1979 in Japan by the Nippon Telephone and Telegraph(NTT) company.
And these hackers had a word for those mysterious bugs in telegraph systems that they called bugs.
first the telegraph, then the telephone.
He didn't need to give anything as cash, yet he guaranteed to instruct Telegraph to Edison.
The first generation of mobile network was deployed in Japan by Nippon Telephone and Telegraph company(NTT) in Tokyo during 1979.
The demand is so wild that a poll claims 1 in every 5 parents consider the princess a style icon for their own kids, The Telegraph reports.
You have to pay Rs. 10000/- per application for Overground Telegraph Infrastructure(tower). You have to pay other administrative fees as mentioned in the fee notice.
In Verne's words a“ photographic telegraph[ that] permitted the dispatch over long distances of the facsimile of any writing,
In Europe and elsewhere, messages were sent by electric impulses over telegraph lines.
A telegraph line began to operate between Calcutta
In 1982, Akbar launched India's first modern newspaper The Telegraph, which took newspaper journalism of India to new heights.
In the United States, Morse had his telegraph patent for many years, but it was both ignored and contested.
The eyes clearly telegraph our years because the skin around them is thin, lacks oil glands,
Edison sold his quadruplex telegraph to Western Union for $10,000(about $200,000 today).
This and the pointer telegraph marked two key advances on the road toward modern telecommunications.
Rachel Had told the Telegraph"People who look too perfect don't look sexy
According to The Telegraph newspaper, about 2 lakh 80 thousand people will be affected by this strike.