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Top Production House for Animation in Kolkata
Hitech animation production house is one of the most trending Animation production house in Kolkata. Let’s talk about the benefits of animation from their production company.
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Blueantz Advertising is a full-service advertising agency that specializes in helping businesses create and launch successful winter product brands. They offer a wide range of services, from market research and brand strategy to creative development and execution.
Blueantz's team of experienced professionals can help you with every step of the branding process, from developing a brand name and logo to creating marketing materials and launching your product. They have a proven track record of success, and they're committed to helping you achieve your marketing goals.
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What is PPI in Quality Assurance?
Pre-Production Inspection is also known as PPI. This kind of quality control examination is carried out before the start of the production process. A PPI's main objective is to evaluate the amount and quality of the components and raw materials and ensure they meet the product's requirements.
If you want to send out quality products in the market, delivering the best to the customers, the importance of PPI can never be emphasised enough.
Usually, a third-party inspection business conducts PPIs. There are several top-tier pre-production inspection agencies in India conducting adequate inspections. After reviewing the product specs, the inspector will check that the components and raw materials match the specifications. Additionally, the inspector will take samples of the components and raw materials for analysis.
The inspector will provide a report with photos and a detailed account of any non-conforming items they identify. Corrective action recommendations will also be included in the report. The non-conforming parts can then be corrected by the manufacturer and resubmitted for inspection.
PPIs have a significant role in the process of quality assurance. They may aid in averting errors from appearing in the final result. They can also aid in making sure the product satisfies the client's needs.
The Benefits of PPI in Quality Assurance
The benefits of pre-production inspection services in India are multiple. Let us explore some of them below –
Prevent faults: By locating and resolving any non-conforming components before the start of production, PPIs can assist in preventing flaws from appearing in the final product.
Ensure quality: By confirming that the components and raw materials fulfil the product standards, PPIs can assist in making sure the product satisfies the needs of the consumer.
Enhance supplier relationships: PPIs can enhance supplier relationships by showcasing the manufacturer's dedication to quality.
Cut costs: By preventing flaws from developing in the final product, PPIs can aid in cost reduction. The manufacturer may save money by avoiding scrap, rework, and customer complaints.
If you’re going to manufacture a product, you must hire a company to conduct a pre-production inspection. It is fundamental to produce the best quality products for the public.
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Top seating system manufacturers in India
VINAR SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED is a best seating system manufacturer in India, renowned for its excellence. Based in Kolkata, the company is a prominent player in the industry, excelling as a manufacturer, distributor, and marketer of top-quality Storage Solutions, Mobile Compactors, Office Furniture, and Chairs. Their address at 2/20, Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi, Delhi 110002, reflects their commitment to delivering exceptional products across the nation.
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How Can Video Production Benefit Businesses in Terms of Marketing and Brand Promotion
Video Production enhances marketing and brand promotion by engaging audiences with compelling visuals, conveying messages effectively, increasing brand awareness, and fostering emotional connections, ultimately driving customer loyalty and sales. Visit here: https://www.quora.com/How-can-video-production-benefit-businesses-in-terms-of-marketing-and-brand-promotion/answer/Dipak-Jha-75
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How To Continue Your Business Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic?
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Indigo Revolt
The Indigo Revolt (aka Indigo Riots or Blue Mutiny) of 1859-60 in Bengal, India, involved indigo growers going on strike in protest at working conditions and pay. The subsequent violence was aimed at exploitative European plantation owners, but the cause was, during and after, taken up by anti-colonial Indian liberals as an example of the necessity for independence.
The Indigo Trade
India was known for its cotton textiles through the Middle Ages, and by the mid-16th century Gujarat in northwest India was major a source of indigo, the deep blue-violet dye used to colour cotton and other materials. Indigo was in high demand by the European trading companies, including the British East India Company (EIC) which made large profits from its export. The EIC used well the long-standing expertise of Indian indigo growers and dyers, particularly in centres such as Sarkhej in Gujarat and Bayana in neighbouring Rajasthan, both in northeast India.
The making of indigo dye was a long and labour-intensive process. The plant cuttings were harvested once a year in June or July before the onset of the rainy season. These were then taken to a factory by cart where they were emptied into large vats to steep in water. The dyed water and mash was then boiled as this brought out a richer colour in the indigo grains, which then had to be strained out. The grains were next pressed into dried cakes, which were in turn pressed into barrels or, alternatively, the mass was cut into cubes and packed into chests ready for transportation. Most indigo was shipped to Calcutta (Kolkata) for sale to merchants who then organised shipment to England or the Americas where it was used to colour textiles. From the late 18th century, Bengal became the major centre for indigo production, accounting for 67% of London's total imports of the dye in 1796 (around 2 million kilograms) and then rising further into the 19th century.
The indigo industry was a volatile one. Too much or too little rain greatly affected the quantity and quality of the dye produced each year, and in boom years, overproduction brought a crash in the price. Still, for the long-term investor, indigo could be a very lucrative industry indeed. Unfortunately, the financial speculation that resulted in such a crop with potential for large gains was another source of instability. Finally, the location of many indigo plantations made them prone to flooding, which not only damaged the crop but often swept away the factory facilities.
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In this remarkably rich account of land and profit-making in colonial Calcutta (now Kolkata), Debjani Bhattacharyya traces the transformation of marshes, bogs, and muddy riverbanks into parcels of fixed, bounded, and alienable property under British colonial rule. Framed evocatively as a “history of forgetting” (6), Bhattacharyya details the everyday enactments and contestations of imperial power undertaken by colonial officials and merchants, hydrographers, Indian property owners, urban planners, surveyors, and speculators between the 1760s and 1920. Over this period, the fluid and culturally multivalent spaces of the delta were translated and transformed into “dried urban landscapes of economic value” (12). [...] [T]he economization of space was so encompassing that earlier ways of understanding and inhabiting the delta’s shifting lands and waters were [obscured] [...].
The British thus had to produce landed property both conceptually and materially in a process that proceeded through two entangled registers of power. The first was the legal register, which translated shifting and indeterminate aqueous spaces into apparently solid landed property through modes of legal classification and arbitration. The second register of power concerned hydraulic technologies of drying and draining the landscape (10), which materialized these legal categorizations in the production of urban space.
By the early twentieth century, these “technologies of property” (5) had produced new lines between land and water in the city and rendered its fluid ecologies, such as marshes and bogs, as valuable “land-in-waiting” (172) for property development and financial speculation. [...]
[T]he delta’s fluid ecology emerges at times as a limit on the property-making activities of the East India Company and the British Crown [...]. Bhattacharyya’s account highlights the mobility of the delta’s fluid landscape, with water, silt, and mud taking on agentic roles and shaping historical trajectories. [...] [Bhattacharyya] provides a fascinating account of the meanings of rivers and other watery spaces in Bengali cultural life, drawing on folk songs, poetic genres such as the maṅgalkāvya, storytelling, and forms of artistic representation such as painted narrative scrolls. [...] Bhattacharyya recovers forms of relationality and claim-making in the fluid deltaic environment that exceed the representations of colonial cadastral surveys and revenue records. [...]
[H]owever, Calcutta became increasingly disconnected from its watery past. [...] [There was an] increasing entanglement of the urban land market with infrastructural projects to dry land and control water. These included the excavation of an extensive network of canals; the construction of docks in Khidderpore and the draining of the Maidan [...]. A collective amnesia about Calcutta’s fluid ecologies set the stage for the emergence of a speculative real estate market by the beginning of the twentieth century [...]. This period saw Calcutta’s remaining wetlands and marshes rendered as “land-in-waiting for property development” (169) in a process that continues to the present day.
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All text above by: Calynn Dowler. “Debjani Bhattacharyya, Empire and Ecology in the Bengal Delta: The Making of Calcutta.” Asian Ethnology Volume 80 Issue 1. 2021. [Bold emphasis and some paragraph breaks/contractions added by me.]
#ive read bhattacharyyas book and her focus on the lethal power of property laws and legal engineering in bengal#is also the focus of two other scholars of bengali environment and history who are kuntala lahiri dutt and rohan dsouza#all three highlight how colonial lawmaking converted fluid deltas mangroves rivers into property#to tax and control land yes but also to strengthen landlords and hierarchies to force the poor into debt and wage labour and plantation work#abolition#ecology#imperial#colonial#mangroves
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MA- Shreya Battersea-Parsons
"𝙄 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣 𝙩𝙤 𝙗𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙨𝙩 𝙤𝙛 𝙢𝙖𝙣𝙮 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙢, 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙖𝙨 𝙄 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣 𝙩𝙤 𝙢𝙖𝙠𝙚 𝙨𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙄 𝙖𝙢 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙤𝙣𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙞𝙚𝙫𝙚 𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙨 𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚."
Name: Shreya Hümasha Battersea-Parsons
Nicknames: TBD
Birthdate: 6th of May, 1997
Zodiac Sign: Taurus
Personality Type (MBTI): TBD
Blood Status: Half-blood
Nationality: Turkish, Indian and Irish
Physical Appearance
Hair: Black, thick and long
Eyes: Black
Height: 1.65m
Weight: 63kg
Body Type: Average
Skin Tone: Dark brown
Distinguishing Marks (scars, birthmarks, etc.): TBD
Background
Hometown
Shreya grew up travelling between Antakya (Turkiye), Dublin (Northern Ireland) and Kolkata (India), living a comfortable life and in the public eye since she descended from the former House of Osman through her paternal three-times great grandmother Nilufer Sultan, later known as Battersea. Her mother Esmanur was her direct descendant and her father was a famed businessman who travelled often. She grew up with everything she ever wanted, and even took in her sort of cousin Luke Battersea.
Family
Mother: Esmanur Zeynep Battersea
The only daughter of Bayezid Battersea, she was a proud and entitled woman who was used to have the princess treatment. She planned to marry highly, given that her heraldic blood was on her side. She married Mahmud Parsons, a wealthy Indian businessman. Despite him being away and Esmanur flauntering her own wealth, they had a daughter together, Shreya, and doted on her like nobody else. They raised her so that she’d know who she was and carry on their legacies.
Father: Mahmud Ismail Parsons
A wealthy businessman in Mumbai, he was introduced to Esmanur during one of his annual visits to Istanbul and was quickly charmed by her. The two of them hit it off and decided to get married that summer of 1996, and soon after the wedding, their daughter Shreya. They’d try for more, but it ended up in miscarriage. After the third try, they desisted. He instead devoted his limited time to Shreya, though he was never truly around, making up with expensive gifts and bringing Luke to make her company.
Distant cousin: Luke Battersea ( @unfortunate-arrow )
Though they weren’t exactly close or talked much, after he was taken in by the family, Shreya was the one to genuinely care for him and always watched Star Wars with him and listened when he talked, despite not understanding him much, but she truly tried her best, and she knew that Luke knew.
Hogwarts
House: Slytherin
Best Class: History of Magic, Transfiguration and Potions
Worst Class: Flying and Herbology
Boggart: Something awful happening to John, later Kevin
Riddikulus: John starts singing in a bad Irish accent, later Kevin
Patronus: TBD
Patronus Memory: Playing hide and seek with her parents
Mirror of Erised: Becoming the next Minister of Magic, opening the way to women of colour to own power positions
Amortentia (what she smells like): Powder, strawberries, Turkish delight, spices, lavender and hot coffee
Amortentia (what she smells): TBD
Career
11-18: Hogwarts student
20-38: Diplomat for the British ministry in the East
39-48: Chief Warlock
50-62: Minister of Magic
65+: Retiree
Personality & Attitude
Priorities: Her career, herself, her family’s safety and her goals
Strengths: Strong-minded, confident, kind and funny
Weaknesses: Proud, perfeccionist and tends to romantise everything
Stressed: During the time where they tried to murder her for her family jewels
Calm/Comforted: In her room, hearing John laugh, later reading in comfortable silence with Kevin
Favorites
Colors: Black, grey, green, red and orange
Weather: Sunny
Hobbies: Reading, studying, fashion and beauty products
Fashion: Shreya dresses to the latest Turkish fashion (her favourite kind of fashion) and is always aware of the latest trends in Istambul
Relationships
Significant Other/Love Interest: John Arthur ( @potionboy3 )
Shreya has always had a crush on John Arthur, but who wouldn’t? He was handsome, charismatic, athletic, sweet and such an incredible young man. Shreya never made her move, noticing his heart was elsewhere.
After graduation, they found one another again. She noticed how lost he seemed and Shreya felt that way too, and both of them started dating while they helped one another find their path. He was her first everything: first serious relationship, first intimate time, first boy to bring home, first time she ever fell in love... and they shared two beautiful years together, him almost becoming family. When they started inquiring about him popping the question, many aspects in their lives had changed.
An old love of John had returned and, after much deliberating, decided to end the relationship. It ended amicably and, after healing from the heartbreak (she had been used to him being there) they became good friends and, though Shreya never knew Theo’s secret, came to like him and understand why John loved him.
Kevin Farrel (husband)
Shreya and Kevin went to the same year and had similar ambitions, making them good friends. They had a special connection, though Shreya was caught up in her crush with John, thus never saw Kevin, but from time to time, she’d have heart flutters when he smiled at her. Kevin, however, always had a crush on the brilliant, cultured, intelligent and incredibly beautiful Shreya, and seeing that she did not feel the same, decided to bury himself on his studies.
They met years later after their graduation, and reconnected when she went to see Robyn on the Quidditch World Cup. Kevin, more confident, asked Shreya out and started seeing one another. Shreya had gotten out of a long relationship with John and had just come back from vacationing in her hometowns- Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta) and Antakya, which are located in India and Turkey respectively. They fell in love and, after a year and a half of dating, Kevin proposed to Shreya, and they were married when they were 28.
The Green Gals: Bryony Rose ( @cursedlegacies )
Shreya and Bryony met when they were assigned their dorms together, and though they butted heads over Bree’s feelings for Cassandra Vole, she ended up supporting her, not wanting to waste years of friendship over her.
Jupiter Durand ( @cursed-herbalist )
Shreya and Jupiter have similar personalities and soon clicked. Shreya introduced Jupe to Arabic and Indian poetry, as well as Turkish dizis and Bollybood films. She also learned from her how to draw and French and Italian poetry and literature
Nymeria Lee ( @gcldensnitch )
(Lore TBD)
Rosa Yaxley ( @potionboy3 )
(lore tbd)
Other friends: Sophie Pembroke
(lore tba)
Rivals: Cassandra Vole
She and Cassandra butted heads, mostly because she made life impossible to her dear friends and duelled many times, in which Shreya always beat her. When she started dating Bree, she offered an olive branch and promised to crush her if she broke her friend’s heart
Colby and Fischer Frey
To say that the Fischer twins made Shreya’s life a pain was to say the least. They always butted heads and had a bigger rivalry of pranks and sabotage. After graduation, she didn’t talk much to them and avoided them.
Trivia
Despite appearing in Turkish and Indian headlines, Shreya enjoyed much better the indoors and peace of home, a homemade food and tea on her desk while she studied politics
To further her process as minister, she studied a double degree of law and political science in King’s College.
Her favourite singer is Taylor Swift and Madonna
She also likes to dance to Turkish and Indian songs when she’s alone
She loves to travel and read the newspaper to see what’s going on in the world
She has triple citizenship in Turkiye, India and Northern Ireland, a rare thing indeed
Apart from Turkish, Indian and English, she also speaks several Balkan languages, Greek, German and French, and has tried several times to learn Japanese
She loves to bake and eat Turkish delights and drags everyone she knows to try them
She also loves spicy food, very spicy food
She knows how to cook several dishes in case they have to prescind from their cook
#magic awakened#mc: shreya battersea parsons#HPMA#harry potter: magic awakened#john arthur#luke battersea#battersea family#slytherin#oc profile#character sheet
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Take Advantage Of Production Company - Read These 7 Tips
Production companies are not all made equal. To locate a production business with the requisite experience and knowledge of your sector, you must do extensive research.
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E-commerce URL Strategies: Optimizing Product Pages For SEO
Optimizing e-commerce URL structures for SEO involves crafting descriptive and keyword-rich URLs for product pages, enhancing search engine visibility and user experience. Implementing strategic URL optimization techniques can drive organic traffic and improve conversion rates. For tailored SEO solutions and expert guidance, consider partnering with the SEO company in Kolkata, delivering effective digital marketing strategies.
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What Are the Types of Product Inspections?
Are you desperately waiting for the product you ordered internationally? Are you worried that it will reach you in perfect condition or not? If this is your concern, we suggest always opting for product inspections. Product inspections are a crucial way to ensure that the product will reach you in the best conditions, passing all quality checks.
However, there are different types of product inspection services in India. We have listed the most important ones –
Pre-Production Inspection (PPI):
Before production starts, an inspection is carried out to confirm the quality of components, raw materials, and production readiness. It guarantees that the proper inputs are used at the beginning of the production process to reduce faults later on.
Production Inspection (DPI):
DPI is carried out in the course of production, usually between 20 and 50 per cent of the run. It evaluates whether a product complies with standards, finds manufacturing problems, and permits prompt remedial action.
Pre-shipping Inspection (PSI):
PSI is carried out right before shipping, following the conclusion of manufacturing. A thorough examination confirms that the final items fulfil all quality standards, labelling specifications, and packaging requirements.
Container Loading Inspection (CLI):
CLI keeps an eye on the loading procedure to make sure goods are placed into shipping containers securely and appropriately. In addition to ensuring that the correct amounts are loaded, it guards against damage during transit. Every product inspection company in Kolkata is skilled at container loading inspection.
Random:
Selecting a sample of items from a batch for quality checks is known as a random inspection. When a 100% inspection is not practical or for huge manufacturing runs, this procedure is frequently employed.
Third-Party Inspection:
Managed by impartial third-party inspection firms, these examinations offer objective evaluations of product excellence and adherence to industry norms or client specifications.
These are some of the types of inspections of your products. Make sure you know the processes before hiring them.
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Professional Interior Designer
Decor Raza is a professional home interior designers in Kolkata, Howrah and Hooghly. Having expertise and more than 15+ years of experience (offline market) in Home Interior Design, Modular Kitchen, Sofa , Customized Furniture, Home Painting, Wallpaper, False Ceiling, Bathroom Renovation and other interior design services in Kolkata.
Decor Raza is the best Interior design company in Kolkata and was founded by Mr. Bidyut Das, a visionary entrepreneur with a passion for creating luxury homes within your budget. Decor Raza, founded with a passion for modifying home, has become the leader in Kolkata's interior design business. Their journey has been identified by a commitment to excellence, a sharp eye for detail, and a focus on client happiness. They are proud of our ability to design spaces that not only meet but also surpass expectations, as seen by their portfolio, which includes residential, commercial, and hospitality places. Their team consists of talented interior designers in Kolkata who bring a lot of knowledge and a unique perspective to each project. Decor Raza can help you achieve unmatched interior design, whether your goal is to redesign your business space or remodel your house.
Decor Raza is a leading interior decorator in Kolkata and they care about your status, that's why they use premium and luxury quality products for all their home interior decoration services in Kolkata. Their interior design services in Kolkata is affordable too, so you don’t need to invest much to get your home interior done. Just call at +91 9002865980 and let Decor Raza’s Home Interior Design Services to design the best home for you. For more visit their website https://www.decorraza.com/
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