Grassroots movements have a profound influence on educational policy-making in India by advocating for reforms that address local needs and challenges. These movements often emerge from communities affected by issues such as inaccessibility, quality of education, or social justice. By mobilizing public support, grassroots organizations can pressure governments to consider the voices of marginalized groups in their policies. They often create awareness around educational disparities and promote alternative models of learning. The direct involvement of the community leaders in these movements ensures that educational policies become more inclusive and representative of the population's needs.