FAS-PK |South Asian Studies: Useful Websites

Institute of Policy Studies An independent, not-for-profit think tank promoting policy research and dialogue for better governance, with core areas including Pakistan Affairs, International Relations, and Science and Technology.     

Open Data Pakistan is a platform by NCBC, LUMS, and HEC to share open, machine-readable data for use by researchers, policymakers, businesses, and the public. It promotes a national culture of data sharing across all sectors.

Association for Asian Studies (AAS)  AAS is a non-profit organization promoting Asian Studies through global collaboration, research, and professional development, with 6,500 members worldwide.

South Asia Institute (SAI) is responsible for the assessment of requirements, programming, and negotiations of external economic assistance related to the Government of Pakistan and its constituent units from foreign Governments and multilateral agencies.

Pakistan Studies  This website is designed for IGCSE and GCE students in Pakistan Studies, offering a wealth of high-quality notes.

Britannica  The Britannica website is the online version of the Encyclopedia, offering accurate articles on history, science, and culture, with features like a chatbot and user-edit suggestions.

History Pak.com is a platform dedicated to preserving Pakistan's heritage, focusing on its geography, international boundaries, government structure, and diverse ethnic groups.

American Institute of Pakistan Studies (AIPS) AIPS, established in 1973, is a bi-national organization promoting the academic study of Pakistan and fostering scholarly exchange between the US and Pakistan.

South Asia Commons is specialize in identifying, preserving, and providing access to endangered materials—such as grey literature, primary sources, emerging media, and voices from the Global South.

Indian Kanoon is a free legal search tool that makes Indian laws and court judgments easy to access and understand by linking legal texts with relevant case interpretations.