fix Social Media Icons #66
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@Malvika042 After careful review, we've decided to proceed with the changes introduced in PR #76. The social media icons have entirely been removed from this section. As a result, the hovering effect on icons is no longer necessary. While we won't be merging your PR this time, we encourage you to continue participating in the project. Your work is highly valued. |
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Hover and colour changes effects on clicking the Social Media Icons
Clicking on the social media icon will direct you to the Official Website.
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