Hello,
My name is Zuber Khan and I am doing this customary #introduceyourself to let you all know a few things about me. I live in Haryana, India.
Lets start with a picture as famous saying goes that a picture speaks a thousand words. I am a blogger and I like clicking photos wherever I go and this makes me happy to show and tell everybody what is the real truth of life.i love animals as they are the best friend which anyone can got as they never cheat and they know only one thing that called love..that's why I like to spend a lot of time with my pets and animals
I have clicked this photo on a tour to delhi and I found it amazing,I would like to show you my collection of photos that I have clicked throughout my journey.
I have clicked this photo of a pegion because I want to live like him as he can fly over clouds without any restriction and no body could catch me,and the sky was also looking great as it is endless,and I want to experience and explore as much as I can.....
Darkness is as much as important as light as one can do his introspection and know about him better because in light one cannot see the darkness inside other people and darkness also tells that it will not last for long and you will be blessed with light in future.
This is the rarest photo which I have clicked,in which a monkey is hugging my puppy and I got very after watching this as I am able to see the love between the nature and I also get to know that no one is low or high it's just a thinking that men have made to judge anyone on the basis of caste and religion.
I would like your support and love for my writing and posts in which I have done a lot of work.i am a beginner and I don't know much about this app so pls help me grow and succeed in this and you can also have a look over my hive account.
And I will also upload a post in future in which I was having fun with my best friend.
And sorry I am giving my introduction after posting for a while but from now I will stay online and post regularly.thank u for reading this and have a good day.
