Bakerwal: Gypsies of Kashmir, these itinerant people of land are usually nomadic in nature, rearing goats and sheep, moving from one place to another in search of pastorals land, fair health shorter than Gujjars, sober in nature, sharing the same dress code and language (Expect some Bakerwals who speak Pashto) as that of the Gujjar. Deprived of land some share (dokhs) grazing lands on which they tent up for some time till the grazing is over. Most of the Bakerwal’s got dropout after class five because the need arises for the maintaining of herds, but still some carry on as there is provision for them to join school in both the regions without any formality, during their migration. Due to uneven circumstances in the Jammu and Kashmir, the number of Bakerwals adopted temporary settlements. Pasture scarcity, access to education and health services, unstable political atmosphere etc. were basic factors for settlement (Sofi 2013).