Under the sharp desert sun of the Banni grassland, this young Fakirani Jatt boy walks with an effortless confidence, guiding a restless tide of endangered Kharai camels across the dry earth. His stride is steady, his gaze calm — as if he has already inherited generations of pastoral wisdom. Behind him, the herd moves like a single living rhythm, their shadows stretching across the cracked land. In this moment, he stands not just as a herder, but as a young guardian of a fragile ecosystem and a disappearing way of life.