exterritorial meaning in Hindi

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The chairman, Willfried Penner, said members of foreign governments enjoy exterritorial immunity and therefore cannot be prosecuted.
It is guarded by United Nations security personnel, since the VIC has exterritorial status; the ACV does not.
Removing freshly laid mines in autumn 1985 in the Suez Canal was the first exterritorial use of German mine clearance divers.
He denied Russia had asked Poland for an " exterritorial road corridor " through northeastern Poland to the " Kaliningrad enclave ."
Almost the entire town centre became an exterritorial zone, because all the important administrative buildings of the town's infrastructure went to the British.
This is sometimes described as " extra-territorial " ( or " exterritorial " ) since governments often would serve non-contiguous parcels of land.
The Nationalists and ethnic minorities delegated V . T . Tiber-Petrov to take the position of the Minister of Native Affairs, D . G . Sulima-Minister of Exterritorial Peoples, E . D . Rinchino-Minister of Public Education, G . S . Neometullov to be a minister with no charge.

adj.

outside territorial limits or jurisdiction; "fishing in extraterritorial waters"; "enjoying exterritorial privileges and rights"
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