The Hindus fled their ancestral homeland Sindh when they faced threats and attacks after Partition. They lost their properties and assets, and over time would lose their language, culture, and important aspects of their history too. However, they were determined that their children’s disrupted education would resume seamlessly, to give them the best chance of future success. In an era when printing was a laborious and costly process, school administrators dutifully undertook the difficult task of carrying documents across the new border, quickly regrouping in the places where they settled, and raising funds to get their schools started again.