India, April 30 -- In the wake of the devastating terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 tourists, India is confronting not only grief and geopolitical tensions but also unsettling questions about how information flows in an increasingly polarised society. The tragedy has thrown a harsh light on the dangerous power of filter bubbles - digital spaces where algorithms feed users content that mirrors their beliefs and anxieties, reinforcing biases and deepening divides. These filter bubbles are the result of recommendation systems within social media platforms, designed to keep users engaged by showing them exactly what they want to see. The filter bubbles then create digital echo chambers where disagreement easil...