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This document outlines questions for a team participating in the Bank of Baroda Hackathon 2022 to answer regarding their project. The questions focus on identifying the problem statement, user pain points, alternative solutions, proposed Azure tools, solution methodology/architecture, differentiators from other solutions, and adoption plan. It requests the team provide their GitHub link and details on team members.
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