ADD HACKTOBERFEST AND GSSOC BANNER ON THE README FILE #115
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Closes: #104
Description
To foster community engagement and encourage contributions, we proudly display the Hacktoberfest and GirlScript Summer of Code (GSSoC) banners in our README. Hacktoberfest is an annual event that celebrates open-source contributions, inviting developers of all levels to participate and make their mark in the open-source community. By promoting this event, we aim to inspire contributors to enhance their skills while supporting our project. Similarly, featuring the GSSoC banner highlights our commitment to nurturing young talent and providing a platform for aspiring developers to learn and grow. Together, these banners represent our dedication to inclusivity and collaboration in the tech community, encouraging developers to join us in making a difference through code.
Reference Issue: #104