My name is Hindveer, and I’m currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Chitkara University. I’ve always been fascinated by the power of communication . how just the right words can solve problems, change minds, or even guide an entire generation toward something positive. It feels like a superpower in the hands of those who know how to use it well. I often listen to powerful speeches and thought-provoking podcasts, and I read compelling write-ups that have the power to ignite a fire within. My goal is to become that person . someone who can inspire, influence, and make a real impact through the strength of words.
My name is Hindveer, and I’m currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Chitkara University. I’ve always been fascinated by the power of communication . how just the right words can solve problems, change minds, or even guide an entire generation toward something positive. It feels like a superpower in the hands of those who know how to use it well. I often listen to powerful speeches and thought-provoking podcasts, and I read compelling write-ups that have the power to ignite a fire within. My goal is to become that person . someone who can inspire, influence, and make a real impact through the strength of words.
By Hindveer
If you’ve ever found a small, lifeless creature left on your doorstep or tucked away near your favourite chair, you might have experienced the perplexing and sometimes unsettling ritual of your cat presenting you with a “gift.” Whether it’s a mouse, bird, or even an unfortunate insect, many cat owners have faced this curious behaviour and wondered: why does my cat bring me dead animals? At first glance, this might seem like a bizarre or even gross habit. But when you look a little deeper, it reveals fascinating insights into the instincts, intelligence, and emotional complexity of our feline friends.
If you’ve ever found a small, lifeless creature left on your doorstep or tucked away near your favourite chair, you might have experienced the perplexing and sometimes unsettling ritual of your cat presenting you with a “gift.” Whether it’s a mouse, bird, or even an unfortunate insect, many cat owners have faced this curious behaviour and wondered: why does my cat bring me dead animals? At first glance, this might seem like a bizarre or even gross habit. But when you look a little deeper, it reveals fascinating insights into the instincts, intelligence, and emotional complexity of our feline friends.
By Hindveer
Bringing home a pet for the first time is thrilling but comes with challenges. This article offers 10 essential tips to help new pet owners provide the best care. It covers choosing a pet that fits your lifestyle, preparing a safe home, investing in quality food, and scheduling early vet visits. It also highlights the importance of training, socialization, exercise, patience, routine, and understanding pet behavior. Most importantly, it reminds readers that pet ownership is a rewarding lifelong commitment requiring love and responsibility.
Bringing home a pet for the first time is thrilling but comes with challenges. This article offers 10 essential tips to help new pet owners provide the best care. It covers choosing a pet that fits your lifestyle, preparing a safe home, investing in quality food, and scheduling early vet visits. It also highlights the importance of training, socialization, exercise, patience, routine, and understanding pet behavior. Most importantly, it reminds readers that pet ownership is a rewarding lifelong commitment requiring love and responsibility.
By Hindveer
You’ve seen it happen. Your dog is fast asleep on the rug. Suddenly, his legs twitch. His paws start paddling mid-air. A soft woof escapes his lips. Or your cat, curled in a patch of sunlight, begins to purr in her sleep, whiskers twitching, tail flicking ever so slightly. What are they seeing behind those closed eyes? Are they chasing butterflies across a summer field? Barking at a familiar postman? Hunting imaginary mice in moonlit alleyways?The question slips in like a whisper. Do pets dream? And if they do, what are they dreaming about?
You’ve seen it happen. Your dog is fast asleep on the rug. Suddenly, his legs twitch. His paws start paddling mid-air. A soft woof escapes his lips. Or your cat, curled in a patch of sunlight, begins to purr in her sleep, whiskers twitching, tail flicking ever so slightly. What are they seeing behind those closed eyes? Are they chasing butterflies across a summer field? Barking at a familiar postman? Hunting imaginary mice in moonlit alleyways?The question slips in like a whisper. Do pets dream? And if they do, what are they dreaming about?
By Hindveer
many thoughts in cats small mind
many thoughts in cats small mind
By Hindveer
By Hindveer
Cats, with their sharp hearing and keen instincts
Cats, with their sharp hearing and keen instincts
By Hindveer
cats know what we are doing
cats know what we are doing
By Hindveer
By Hindveer
A tabby cat peeks from behind a blue curtain
A tabby cat peeks from behind a blue curtain
By Hindveer
poised and alert
poised and alert