Educators in rural India face numerous challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, limited resources, and a lack of trained teachers. These constraints can hinder the delivery of quality education, affecting student engagement and learning outcomes. Moreover, socio-economic issues such as poverty and migration can disrupt students' education. Teachers often deal with large class sizes and varying levels of student preparedness, making it difficult to provide individualized attention. Overcoming these challenges requires targeted government interventions and community support to ensure all children receive a quality education.