In the early 2010s, India saw a rise in smartphone and internet use, especially among the youth. This increase led to more public involvement through digital platforms. The 2011 anti-corruption movement led by Anna Hazare became a key moment where social media worked hand-in-hand with public protests. People used these platforms not just for information, but to take part in discussions and actions. This paper looks at how the movement grew within the social and political context of India.