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Sindh's leaders were qualitatively the best in the whole country. Acharya Kirpalani (1888-1982) worked longest as General Secretary of Congress, a front rank leader for sixty historic years. Jairamdas Daulatram Alimchandani (1891-1978) was editor of The Hindustan Times and after partition became Governor of Bihar, Union Food Minister and later Governor of Assam province in India. Dr. Choithram (1889-1957) remained a life long public worker. It was through his efforts that reluctant Jawahar Lal Nehru the first Prime Minister of India agreed to compensate the Sindhi refugees for their property losses.

Professor Ghanshyam Shivdasani a life long public worker was leader of Sindh Assembly.
Professor N.R.Malkani (1860-1974) left teaching, joined Gandhiji and later took constructive work in Sindh. He helped influence Allah Bux in favor of Congress and introduced Congress to Pir Pagaro of the Hurs.

After partition Bhai Partap worked hard to establish Sindhi Refugees in Gandhi Dham Kutch. Maharao of Kutch on Gandhiji's asking gave Kandla land for Sindhi Resettlement Corporation. Kandla Port and a new town was started in Gandhi Dham to settle Sindhi refugees. After several decades and dedicated work of several Sindhi Social workers, this place is finally showing the promise for a bright future. Indian Institute of Sindhology established at Adipur - Gandhidham is a center for advanced studies and research in Sindhi Literature and Culture.


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