Pakistan, Aug. 30 -- The digital media, in contemporary times, has evolved into a significant social institution which not only spreads a stream of collective information but actively shapes the media consumer's perception and their identities. This transformation is more consequential in diverse societies like Pakistan, where multifaceted socio-cultural and religious identities intersect in an intricate way. The progression from legacy media to a digital public sphere, leveraged by social media, has essentially altered the dimensions of public discourse by creating opportunities and challenges for interfaith harmony. The operationalisation of the public sphere, as succinctly articulated by Jurgen Habermas, denotes the space in which citi...