Student protests utilized social media's short-form content for engagement and understanding. Humorous reels and witty placards initially captured attention, drawing viewers into the movement. These short clips collectively provided a richer understanding of the protest's core issues. Creating and sharing content became a significant form of civic participation for many. The movement's reach extended online, allowing broader engagement beyond physical presence.

Protests at Jantar Mantar quickly moved online with Gen Z's unique humor. Participants mixed political messages with viral internet trends and memes. Social media platforms became…

Demonstrators are turning encounters with police into Subway Surfers-style videos