translated till line 50

[Akshat2Jain]

Hey, @arshadkazmi42 I have translated till line 50. Plz, review it so that I can keep continuing the translation.

[arshadkazmi42]

Thank you @Akshat2Jain for working on this.

But we follow the process of translating the whole page and then reviewing it in parts. We faced issues before when we were trying to do translations in part.

So I would suggest, please work on translating the whole file then we can start with the review.

[Akshat2Jain]

ok, @arshadkazmi42 sir

[Akshat2Jain]

Hey @arshadkazmi42 sir, I have made the changes plz review them so that we can move forward

[Akshat2Jain]

I have fixed the changes. Plz review them

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work with the fixes.

Add the review to the test of the file.

Once these are fixed, we can get this merged.

[Akshat2Jain]

Hey @arshadkazmi42 sir, I have fixed the changes. Please, review them so that we can merge this.

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work. 🚀

Thank you for working on all the fixes.

Lets get this merged 🎉

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[Akshat2Jain]

Thanks For merging the Pr.
Thank You @arshadkazmi42 Sir for guiding me. It's an achievement for me to contribute to the community.