feat: MLSC Team 23-34

[SohamRatnaparkhi]

Hello viewer,
Here is your first task as a proud MLSC member.
You have to create a PR (pull request) and add your

• Name - position,
• GitHub,
• Linkedin,
• Twitter (if available) handles
  in README.md file.

For example, I will update the README.md file as follows:

Soham Ratnaparkhi (President) - GitHub, Linkedin, Twitter

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Remember that this is a markdown file and not a docx, txt or HTML file. Markdown has its own syntax and is very easy and intuitive. If you want to learn markdown, here are some resource to follow:

• Guide to writing on Readme.md (.markdown)file for GitHub project (blog)
• GitHub - Basic writing and formatting syntax
• Readme-Markdown-Syntax)
• Video by GitLab on Markdown
• Eddie Joude's video on READMEs

Well.... If you just want to make this PR and not learn markdown language, follow the syntax given below and you are good to go.

Copy the template below and update your details.

<name> (<position>) - [GitHub](<github_link>), [Linkedin](<linkedin_link>), [Twitter](<twitter_link>)

The trick here is that, to add a link, you have to follow this template - [Text](url)

Making a PR

This is the most important and interesting part of this activity - Making a PR.
Here are a few resources to make a PR:

• Create your first pull request - an amazing blog written by our fellow MLSC member - @Diveshmahajan4
• FreeCodeCamp - How to make a PR
• Video by Digital Ocean on making a PR
• Flowchart -
  

Some other articles and videos worth taking a look

• Video on Git and Github by Kunal Kushwaha
• How to contribute to open source within 10 minutes - start now!
• Conventional commits
• Good conventions for drafting a PR
• Good conventions for naming branches
• Good conventions for creating issues
• Twitter thread on conventional commits

Please don't consider this as a burden but rather a chance to learn and start contributing to open source.

Feel free to DM any of the core team members or your domain leads for help on this assignment.