VOICED : Thirsty for fame: Pakistans camel mounted military bagpipe band

The video highlights the unique camel-mounted bagpipe band of the Pakistani army, stationed in Punjab as part of the desert Rangers. Initially, camels were used for transport, but with modernization, they became redundant, leading to the formation of the band. The band serves as a symbol of pride and equality with neighboring India. Training the camels and their handlers is challenging, requiring focus and control. The camels are cared for at a dedicated farm, with male and female camels kept separate to prevent injuries. The band made its debut in Islamabad during Pakistan's National Day Parade, with aspirations to showcase their skills both locally and internationally.

Describe the care and management of the camels used in the band.

What was the public's reaction to the band's debut performance in Islamabad?