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Fix Pagar Hike in Gujarat: ફિક્સ પગાર મેળવતા રાજ્યના તમામ કર્મચારીઓના વેતનમાં 30 % જેટલો વધારો

રાજ્યના ફિક્સ પગાર કર્મચારીઓ માટે મુખ્યમંત્રી શ્રી ભૂપેન્દ્ર પટેલનો કર્મચારી હિતલક્ષી વધુ એક નિર્ણય ફિક્સ પગાર મેળવતા રાજ્યના તમામ કર્મચારીઓના પ્રવર્તમાન વેતનમાં 30 % જેટલો વધારો : પ્રવક્તા મંત્રી શ્રી ઋષિકેશ પટેલતા.1 લી ઓક્ટોબર 2023 થી જ આ નિર્ણયનો અમલ થશે : રાજ્યના 61,560 કર્મચારીઓને લાભ મળશેરાજ્યના મુખ્યમંત્રી શ્રી ભૂપેન્દ્રભાઇ પટેલની અધ્યક્ષતામાં આજે મળેલી કેબિનેટ બેઠકમાં રાજ્યના ફિક્સ…

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Cyclone Biparjoy Marches Toward Coastal Areas and Disrupts Lives 2023!

Cyclone Biparjoy will likely step into Rajasthan on June 16. The Gujarat Health Minister Rushikesh Patel has chaired a meeting with Kutch District Administration. The IMD has predicted that Cyclone Biparjoy will also impact the state of Rajasthan. For more info on cyclone biparjoy, visit our blog now!

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Striped Hyena (Hyaena hyaena), family Hyaenidae, India

Photograph by Rushikesh Deshmukh DOP

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For your daily dose of fluff, meet the striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena)! When disturbed, this critter can raise the hairs on its back, doubling in size to intimidate foes. Found in parts of Africa, the Middle East, and India, it prefers open habitats like savannas and scrublands. This hyena is typically a scavenger that feeds on carrion, but it also supplements its diet with fruits, seeds, and leaves. Photo: Dop Rushikesh Deshmukh, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons #nature #natureworld #wildlife #wildlifephotography #amazingnature https://www.instagram.com/p/CqOe4sVPROB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Hyaena hyaena

Each of the four hyena species is in their own genus. This means that spotted hyenas, striped hyenas, brown hyenas, and aardwolves are not closely related and split from a common ancestor a super long time ago.

Striped and spotted hyenas split roughly 10 million years ago, which is around the same time that foxes split from wolves. So comparing a striped hyena to a spotted hyena is like comparing a red fox to a grey wolf-- both are in the same family, but they look and behave very differently because they diverged so long ago.

Striped and spotted hyena distributions overlap in East Africa, but the distribution of the striped hyena extends much further north, even into Central Asia. Striped hyenas in Asia are generally much larger than those in Africa, weighing from 50-90 pounds (22.7-40.8 kg).

Unlike spotted hyenas that frequently hunt live prey like wildebeest and antelope, striped hyenas depend almost entirely on scavenging. This means they eat plants, garbage, and especially carrion, but they avoid live prey.

Most hyenas have front legs that are longer and much stronger than their hind legs, and their necks are also very long and strong. The reason for this probably lies behind their scavenging behavior— with much stronger, taller legs and necks, hyenas can carry larger pieces of carrion more easily without it dragging through dirt or mud.

Although groups of up to 7 have been recorded, striped hyenas generally live alone or in pairs. This is very different from spotted hyenas, who live in clans that sometimes have over 100 individuals. Also unlike spotted hyenas, male striped hyenas actually help take care of their children.

Striped hyenas mark their territories by producing strong-smelling, mushy stuff called "hyena butter" in their anal glands and smearing it on rocks, stumps, and other landmarks around their territory. You probably didn't want to know that, but now it's too late! Similar to a skunk, striped hyenas spray when they are attacked, as well as raising the mane-like hair on their neck and backs to appear much larger.

I rate striped hyenas 13/10. These things are something ELSE

Photo credits:

(1) Rushikesh Deshmukh (2) Joel Sartore (3) Karim Kara (4) Africa Freak (5) Will Burrard-Lucas

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Stylized hyena

Done from picture by Rushikesh Deshmukh

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Rushikesh Deshmukh DOP, 2019

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Application of AI in Quality Control in Textile & Apparel Industry

Application of AI in Quality Control in Textile & Apparel Industry #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #qualitycontrol #fabricinspection

Application of AI in Quality Control in Textile & Apparel Industry Rushikesh Digambar Patil Department of Textiles (Textile Chemistry) DKTE’S Textile and Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji, India Intern at Textile Learner Email: rushikeshpatil23052002@gmail.com   The application of different elements of Industry 4.0 has a significant impact in the rapid technological upgradation in apparel and…

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"Such State After 20 Years, Nothing To Eat": Gujarat Flood Ground Report

A woman in a Vadodara village breaks down inside her flooded house Vadodara: Many areas in Gujarat’s Vadodara and other cities and villages in the state remain flooded for a second day after heavy rain. The army has been called in for relief and rescue work. Some areas were under 10 to 12 feet of water, said Health Minister and government spokesperson Rushikesh Patel. Fifteen people have died in…

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Pune: Bibwewadi Police File Case Against Five for Abetting Suicide of a 27-Year-Old Man Over Financial Dispute

Bibwewadi, 21st August 2024: In Pune, a young man died by suicide after jumping in front of a running train due to a financial dispute. A case for abetment of suicide has been registered at Bibwewadi Police Station against five individuals. The incident took place near Khadki Railway Station. Rushikesh Jaydev Mhasare (age 27, resident of Kondhwa Budruk) died by suicide. His father, Jaydev Ramdas…

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Porter Robinson - Cheerleader from Hugh Mulhern on Vimeo.

PRODUCTION Production Company: Riff Raff Director: Hugh Mulhern EP/Producer: Precious Mahaga EP: Natalie Arnett Director's Representation: Hands Executive Producer: Porter Robinson Executive Producer: Slush Management (Aaron Greene, Neal O'Connor, Amar Pathak, Samuel Luria, Valerie Maybaum, Ryan Glatt) Creative Director: Pablo Jones Soler

BTS/DIGITAL Paul Mauer

SERVICE COMPANY Solent Film MD: Alex Momchev Solent Film MP: Magdalena Staneva Solent Film Service Producer: Tihomira Temelkova Assistant Producer: Elena Doroshenko Production Manager: Mitko Milushev Production Coordinator: Teodora Naydenova Production Assistants: Eva Taneva, Simona Atanasova, Serafima Deyanova, Dimitar Borisov

CASTING DIRECTOR Veselina Georgieva

AD'S 1st AD: Antony Tanev 2nd AD: Margarita Aneva 3rd AD: Damyan Tanev

CAMERA DOP: Nikita Popkov 1st AC: Vladislav Mateev 2nd AC A camera: Ivaylo Yovchev 2nd AC B camera: Luciano Ivanov Video Control: Borislav Stoyanov Drone Operator: Nikolay Georgiev - Tanera Data Manager: Delyan Kaloyanov

LIGHTING Gaffer: Alexander Trenev Electricians: Vasil Vasilev, Georgi Tsanev, Dimitar Yanev, Boris Vasilev Dimmer Board Operator: Philip Georgiev

GRIP Key Grip: Tsvetan Kostov Grips: Albert Nikolinski, Dimitar Dimitrov, Yulian Gotchev, Mihail Gotsov, Emil Ivelinov Head Technician: Borislav Tanev Crane Technician: Stanimir Vatsov

SOUND Playback: Kostadin Separevski

ART Production Designer: Elena Isolini Production Designer Assistant: Theresa Bates Art Directors: Momchil Tasev, Aleksandar Yanev Construction Manager: Minko Krustev Props Master: Ada Paunova On-Set Dressers: Nedelcho Hazarbasanov, Yavor Milanov Set Dressers: Kostadin Dervenski, Evtim Evtimov

LOCATION Location Manager: Anita Miletieva Assistants: Elena Karadusheva, Lidiya Aleksandrova

STUNTS Stunt Coordinator: Ivan Vodenicharov Stunt Dept. Coordinator: Aneta Ivanova Stunts: Marina Yordanova, Desislava Slavova, Tea Markova, Mariela Kostadinova, Ventsislav Hristov

CHOREOGRAPHY Kosta Karakashyan

SFX Supervisor: Nikolay Fartunkov Senior Technician: Ivan Kazakov Technicians: Vladimir Mitov, Blagoslav Zhenkov

HAIR/MAKE-UP Hair Cut & Color: Miyuki Goto Artist's Hair & Make-up Artist: Yesol Choi Artist's Hair & Make-up Artist Assistant: Gohun Kim Head of Make Up: Gergana Batanova Head of Hair: Veselka Tsekina Hair Stylists: Bilyana Borisova, Gergana Ivanova, Nataliya Kamenova, Gratziela Dimitrova

COSTUME Artist's Stylist: Luca Wowczyna Luca's Assistant: Elliott Lane Assistant Stylists: Maria Petrova, Teodora Marinova, Nadya Dobrikova, Yoana Kusheva, Emiliyan Bonev Tailor: Marieta Duncheva Mask Design: Audrey Mai

ORGANIZATION Set Manager: Georgi Asenov PAs: Lyubomir Tabakov, Ivaylo Tabakov, Vulcho Monkov

STOP MOTION: THE JUNKS Stop Motion Supervisor: Zlatin Radev Animator: Boris Wolf Assistant Animator / Puppet Doctor: Diliana Valcheva Rigger / Assistant Animator: Teodor Ralev Set Dressers: Alex Suninski, Marin Nalbantov

EDITING: TRIM EDITING Editor: Joseph Taylor Edit Assistant: Anders Mills Producer: Noreen Khan

POST PRODUCTION VFX Supervisor: Vasil Galabov VFX: The Mill EP: Saskia Delius Producer: Sam Ashby 2D Lead: Ben Gallagher 2D Assists: Henry Claud N’guetta, Jane Williams, Muhaddissa Hasham Associate Producer: Rushikesh Shelar Production Coordinator: Karishma Verma Compositor Supervisor: Nanda P V Compositor Lead: Ragesh Ramachandran Rotoscoping Supervisor: Kunal Bendke Prep Lead: Jalander Madishetty GABHA Studios: Dafydd Upsdell, Daniel Morris Grade: Andrew Francis Add’l Post Production: Andrzej, Nina Muro, Nick Lane CGI: Alex (chippy) Futtersak, Dom Harwood VFX Artists: David Ochoa

TRANSPORT Coordinator: Vladimir Mashinata Blagoev Prod Vans: Svetoslav Yordanov, Ivo Radkov, Iliya Iliev, Georgi Evstatiev

CATERING Cherry Craft & Catering Manager: Mariela Manolova Cherry Craft & Catering: Petya Kovacheva, Ivan Nalbatski, Borislav Parvanov

SUNWEAVER CREATIVE Shawn Chapman: Producer - Creative Jacqueline Adorni: Producer Garrett Robles: 3D / Previs Lauren Sperling: Project Coordinator Matthew Hunt: Production Assistant

WARDROBE / COSTUME: VENIA Christine Ko: Key Costumer Keeter Ly: Key Costumer

WARDROBE / COSTUME: SUNWEAVER Cybal Hall: Costume Supervisor Annabelle Gerke: Key Costumer Christopher Hall: Costumer (Silkscreening) Daniel Rose: Lead Wig Designer Kieran Smith: Wig Stylist Samantha Michael: Wig Stylist

ART DEPARTMENT Kigarumi Sensei Taiki Nishikawa: Key Artist Paul Nishikawa: Artist

Creative Character Engineering Andrew Clement: Lead Artist Lesley Becerra: Head of Production Brad Palmer: Sr. Project Manager Cory Fisher: 3D print/fabrication Alex Dill: Fabrication Mike Ross: Fabrication

Special Thanks - Venia

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Google Analytics for beginners

Sure, I'll write a detailed blog post based on the outline, integrating the required keywords. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding Google Analytics for beginners:

Understanding Google Analytics: A Beginner’s Guide to Mastering Website Insights

1. Introduction

In the ever-evolving world of digital marketing, Google Analytics stands out as an essential tool for website owners, marketers, and business professionals. Whether you’re running a blog, an e-commerce site, or a corporate website, understanding Google Analytics can provide you with crucial insights into how users interact with your site. This beginner’s guide aims to demystify Google Analytics, offering clear explanations and practical steps to help you harness its full potential for enhanced website insights.

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2. What is Google Analytics?

Google Analytics is a powerful web analytics service provided by Google that tracks and reports on website traffic. It offers detailed insights into various metrics, helping you understand how users find, interact with, and navigate through your site. By analyzing this data, you can make informed decisions to improve your website’s performance and achieve your business goals.

3. Setting Up Google Analytics

Creating a Google Analytics Account

To get started with Google Analytics, you first need to create an account. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Sign In: Go to the Google Analytics website and sign in using your Google account. If you don’t have a Google account, you’ll need to create one.

Set Up an Account: Click on the “Admin” tab at the bottom left of the page. In the “Account” column, click on “Create Account.” Enter your account name and configure the data sharing settings according to your preferences.

Set Up a Property: A property represents your website or app. In the “Property” column, click on “Create Property.” Enter your website name, URL, industry category, and reporting time zone. Click “Create” to generate a new property.

Get Tracking Code: After setting up your property, you’ll receive a tracking ID and a snippet of tracking code. This code needs to be added to your website to start collecting data.

Installing Tracking Code

To install the Google Analytics tracking code on your website:

Copy the Tracking Code: Copy the entire snippet of code provided by Google Analytics.

Add to Your Website: Paste this code into the <head> section of every page on your website. If you’re using a content management system (CMS) like WordPress, you can use plugins like “Insert Headers and Footers” to easily add the code.

Verify Installation: After installing the code, use the “Real-Time” reports in Google Analytics to check if data is being collected. Navigate to the “Real-Time” section and ensure you see activity on your site.

4. Navigating the Google Analytics Dashboard

The Google Analytics dashboard is your command center for analyzing website data. Here’s an overview of the main sections:

Home: This is the landing page of your Google Analytics account, displaying an overview of key metrics and recent data.

Reports: The Reports section is where you’ll find detailed data about your audience, acquisition, behavior, and conversions. This section is further divided into:

Audience: Provides information about your visitors, such as demographics and interests.

Acquisition: Shows how users found your site, including traffic sources and channels.

Behavior: Offers insights into how users interact with your site’s content.

Conversions: Tracks how well your site achieves its goals, such as completed purchases or sign-ups.

Customization: This section allows you to create custom dashboards, reports, and alerts tailored to your specific needs.

Admin: Here, you can manage account settings, configure tracking, set up goals, and access other administrative functions.

Key Metrics and Dimensions

Understanding key metrics and dimensions is crucial for analyzing your data effectively:

Sessions: A session represents a period of activity on your site. It starts when a user arrives and ends after 30 minutes of inactivity or at midnight.

Users: The number of unique individuals who visit your site within a specified period.

Pageviews: The total number of pages viewed. This includes repeated views of a single page.

Bounce Rate: The percentage of single-page sessions where users leave your site without interacting further.

Average Session Duration: The average amount of time users spend on your site during a session.

5. Understanding Key Metrics and Reports

Audience Reports

Audience reports provide insights into who your visitors are:

Demographics: Shows the age and gender distribution of your audience, helping you understand who is visiting your site.

Interests: Provides information about users’ interests, such as their hobbies or purchasing behaviors.

Geographic Data: Displays the geographical locations of your visitors, which can help tailor content and marketing strategies.

Acquisition Reports

Acquisition reports reveal how users arrive at your site:

Traffic Sources: Identifies the channels through which visitors come to your site, including search engines, social media, and direct visits.

Channels: Groups traffic sources into categories like Organic Search, Paid Search, Social, and Referral.

Referrals: Shows which websites are sending traffic to your site through links.

Behavior Reports

Behavior reports offer insights into how users interact with your site:

Site Content: Provides data on which pages are most popular and how users navigate through your site.

Site Speed: Measures how quickly your pages load, which can impact user experience and SEO.

User Flow: Visualizes the paths users take through your site, helping you understand their journey and identify potential bottlenecks.

Conversion Reports

Conversion reports track the effectiveness of your site in achieving its goals:

Goals: Goals measure specific actions users take on your site, such as completing a purchase or filling out a contact form. You can set up different types of goals to track various actions.

Ecommerce Tracking: Provides detailed reports on revenue, transactions, and product performance if you run an online store.

Funnels: Visualizes the steps users take to complete a goal, allowing you to identify where users drop off in the process.

6. Setting Up Goals and Tracking Conversions

What Are Goals?

Goals in Google Analytics represent specific actions you want users to take on your site. There are several types of goals:

Destination: Tracks when users land on a specific page, such as a thank-you page after a purchase.

Duration: Measures sessions that last a specified amount of time or longer.

Pages/Screens per Session: Tracks sessions where users view a certain number of pages or screens.

Event: Monitors interactions like clicks on a button, video views, or downloads.

How to Set Up Goals

To set up goals in Google Analytics:

Navigate to Admin: Go to the “Admin” section of your Google Analytics account.

Select Goals: Under the “View” column, click on “Goals.”

Create a New Goal: Click on “+ New Goal.” Choose a template or custom goal type based on your needs.

Configure Goal Details: Enter details such as goal name, type, and specific conditions. For example, if you’re setting up a destination goal, enter the URL of the thank-you page.

Save and Test: Save your goal and test it to ensure it’s tracking correctly.

Tracking Conversions

Once goals are set up, you can monitor conversions through the “Conversions” reports. This data will help you understand how well your site is performing in achieving its objectives and where improvements can be made.

7. Customizing Your Reports

Creating Custom Dashboards

Custom dashboards allow you to view the metrics that matter most to you at a glance:

Go to Customization: Click on the “Customization” tab and select “Dashboards.”

Create New Dashboard: Click on “+ New Dashboard.” Choose between a blank canvas or a starter dashboard.

Add Widgets: Customize your dashboard by adding widgets that display specific metrics, graphs, or tables.

Arrange and Save: Arrange the widgets as desired and save your dashboard.

Building Custom Reports

Custom reports enable you to analyze specific data in detail:

Navigate to Customization: Go to the “Customization” tab and select “Custom Reports.”

Create a New Report: Click on “+ New Custom Report.” Define the report’s name, type, and data metrics.

Choose Dimensions and Metrics: Select the dimensions (e.g., page, source) and metrics (e.g., sessions, pageviews) you want to include.

Apply Filters: Use filters to focus on specific subsets of data.

Save and Share: Save your report and share it with others if needed.

8. Analyzing and Interpreting Data

Understanding Trends and Patterns

To effectively analyze data:

Identify Key Trends: Look for patterns over time, such as increases or decreases in traffic or changes in user behavior.

Recognize Anomalies: Identify unusual spikes or drops in data and investigate potential causes, such as changes in marketing strategies or technical issues.

Making Data-Driven Decisions

Use insights from Google Analytics to:

Improve Website Performance: Optimize content, navigation, and user experience based on user behavior and feedback.

Enhance Marketing Strategies: Adjust your marketing efforts based on traffic sources, user demographics, and campaign performance.

Increase Conversions: Implement changes to improve conversion rates and achieve

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