Build news web application using NextJS + REST. It should have page for Top headlines, Sources for top headlines, and search page.

• We want to show list of top headline news for India.
• On cards, We should show news title and image and publish date.
• On click of any card it should open it on single news page & show all details from API response. ( ie /news/:source/:newsTitle or /news/:title )

• We want to have list page for showing news sources with their details and link to their website.

• We should have page for searching news article.
• On search we will see list of news articles according to query.
• When we open news, it should open show all details from API response on new page.

• We will have separate page to show details about any single news article.
• This page will query news article using news source and news title.
• We will consume same API we are using for search.

• Understand and use following NextJS features: SSR, Page Routing, Image Component, Link component.
• Understand NextJS data fetching methods and how they work (eg. getStaticProps, getStaticPaths)

• Pages should be Server Side Rendered.
• Use NextJS provided components ( i.e. Link, Image ).
• Each page should have link to other pages.

• Top Headlines : This will give you list of makes ( Car Manufacturers ) Endpoint : getAllMakes

• Hooks : YT Video
• Git Commits : Medium Article

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# or
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