Examples of using Was whether in English and their translations into Hindi
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The second part of the question was whether or not these storage engines can be scaled out.
The issue was whether identification of the owner of the crypto wallet
Our question was whether it was healthy for a democracy if the press was muzzled in any way.
a question many photographers asked was whether their film cameras could be converted to digital.
The only thing that I worried about was whether or not it was going to rain outside.
Another contentious relationship the researchers addressed was whether crocodiles are more closely related to birds or turtles.
The main problem during the 18th century was whether king or Parliament controlled the executive.
One was whether the 2016 rule“re-opened” the question of the statutory authorization of the OPT jobs program,
In the 1930s, the issue was whether or not to allow Dalits into temples.
what mattered was whether the person was wealthy
The next issue for the RERC was whether APRL had suffered on account of a“change in law” under the PPA with the discoms that would entitle it to compensation.
One of the ideas which Prime Minister spoke in this regard was whether or not the world could come together to create a pool of trained volunteers in a global movement which would help countries recover after disaster.
He said,"The president's idea was whether the hard-earned money of US taxpayers should be given to a country where there have been proven cases of corruption.".
The problem I worked on was whether or not there was any algorithm like Newton's method,
psychologist Azizuddin Khan at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, was whether both solutions should be used,
a common side debate throughout history was whether or not light originated in the eye itself or from something else.
The dispute before the court was whether the 2.7 acres of disputed land on which the Babri Masjid was constructed belonged to the Sunni Central Waqf Board or to the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha,
Alternate question was whether, with the passing of Hindu Succession(Amendment) Act, 2005,
The second question was whether a change in the Indian government's coal allocation policies constituted a“change in law” that directly affected the operatons of the Kawai power plant,
The issue before the court was whether the increase in the superannuation age of the employees which was temporary in nature
