Forced Religious Conversions: Rhetoric and Reality The narrative of ‘forced’ conversions of the minority communities to Islam in Pakistan has [...]
The power sector of Pakistan is integrated as the single buyer model of energy trade, where the centralized dispatch [...]
Pakistani economy grew 3.94% with V-shaped recovery in all sectors. Despite of being hit by the deadly waves of [...]
The present book is a systematic exposition of Shari’ah rules of Muslim marriage contract on which family organization is [...]
IPS, being a member body of INETTT (International Network of Energy Transition Think-Tank), participated in their 3rd Workshop on [...]
IPS was represented by its Non-Resident Fellow Dr Maliha Zaiba Khan, assistant professor, National University of Modern Languages (NUML) [...]
Budget’s reliance on indirect taxation to widen rich-poor gap: Economic Experts Excessive reliance in the budget for 2021-22 on indirect [...]
It is high time for intellectuals and development thinkers to reflect on the imperatives of economic growth. If the government [...]
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), Islamabad and University of Management & Technology (UMT), [...]
The current government is going to present its third budget in front of parliament on 11th June 2021. This [...]
