Sign the workbook: Akshit_Sharma

[akshitsharma98971-commits]

Signing the workbook

Name: AKSHIT Sharma
GitHub username: akshitsharma98971

Checklist

• [ YES] I worked on a branch (sign/<username>), not on main
• [ YES] Files changed shows exactly one file: signatures/<my-username>.md
• [ YES] The - **GitHub:** @username line matches my account
• [YES ] I read the README steps top to bottom

Which step did you have to look up?

Creating pull request and making clone

[akshitsharma98971-commits]

I am very ,much eager to work for open source

[akshitsharma98971-commits]

I am AKSHIT, I will work hard for open source.

[geetxnshgoyal]

Hi @akshitsharma98971-commits 👋 thanks for signing the workbook! The Validate signature check failed. Here's everything to fix in one go:

• Your file must be named exactly signatures/akshitsharma98971-commits.md, matching your GitHub username letter for letter (capitals included). Your PR has signatures/_template.md, signatures/akshitsharma98971.md.
• Your PR should add only that one file. Nothing else should be changed.
• The first line still says # Your Name. Replace Your Name with your real name, for example # Asha Rao (keep the # ).
• The GitHub line must be exactly - **GitHub:** @akshitsharma98971-commits (with the @ and a space after the colon). Yours is - **GitHub:** @your-github-username.
• I'm here to still has the template text. Write your own line.

How to fix it (in your clone, on the same branch as this PR):

git mv "signatures/akshitsharma98971.md" signatures/akshitsharma98971-commits.md
git checkout origin/main -- "signatures/_template.md"   # undo your change to signatures/_template.md
# edit signatures/akshitsharma98971-commits.md and fix the lines above, then:
git add -A
git commit -m "Fix signature"
git push

Your finished file should look like this:

# Your Real Name

- **GitHub:** @akshitsharma98971-commits
- **Batch:** 2026
- **I'm here to:** your own line
- **One thing I've built:** a link, or nothing yet

Push to this same PR. Don't open a new one. The check re-runs by itself, and a governance reviewer is requested once it's green. Stuck? See Stuck? in the README or ask in the club group.