Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated README with project name "e-Kalavara"
  • Added team name "Devss"
  • Populated team members section with:
    • Nandhana C B
    • Megha K A
    • Riya S
    • All from NSS college of engineering

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves updating the README.md file with specific project and team details. The changes replace placeholder text with the actual project name "e-Kalavara" and the team name "Devss". Three team members from NSS college of engineering have been added to the document, providing concrete information about the project's team composition.

Changes

File	Changes
README.md	- Updated project name from placeholder to "e-Kalavara" - Changed team name to "Devss" - Added team members: Nandhana C B, Megha K A, and Riya S - All members listed from NSS college of engineering

Poem

🐰 In README's digital domain,
Placeholders fade, real names reign!
e-Kalavara springs to light,
Devss team shining ever so bright 🌟
From NSS, three talents rise! 🚀

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

README.md (2)

1-1: Consider adding a brief tagline.

The project name looks good, but adding a one-line description next to the title would help visitors quickly understand the project's purpose.

-# e-Kalavara 🎯
+# e-Kalavara 🎯 - Your Digital Marketplace

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9-11: Consider a more concise format for team members.

Since all members are from the same college, consider restructuring to avoid repetition.

-Member 1: Nandhana C B - NSS college of engineering
-Member 2: Megha K A - NSS college of engineering
-Member 3: Riya S - NSS college of engineering
+Team Members (NSS College of Engineering):
+1. Nandhana C B
+2. Megha K A
+3. Riya S

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

README.md (2)

5-5: LGTM!

Team name is clear and well-formatted.

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Line range hint 13-24: Important sections need to be completed.

The following crucial sections still contain placeholder text:

• Project Description
• Problem Statement
• Solution
• Hosted Project Link

These sections are essential for visitors to understand your project. Consider completing them in this PR or creating a follow-up PR to add this information.