The digital divide poses significant challenges in Indian education by exacerbating disparities in access to technology and resources. Students in urban areas often benefit from high-speed internet and digital learning tools, while those in rural or less developed regions may face limitations in connectivity and device availability. This divide can worsen educational inequalities, limiting opportunities for research, collaboration, and skill development. Addressing this gap requires targeted policies and investment to enhance infrastructure and provide equitable access to digital tools, ultimately fostering a more inclusive education system.