Women in India face numerous challenges in accessing education, including socio-cultural barriers, economic constraints, and safety concerns. Traditional norms often prioritize boys' education, while girls may be pushed towards domestic responsibilities. Economic factors further limit girls' access to schooling, as families may opt to invest in male education. Moreover, issues related to child marriage and inadequate infrastructure in rural areas hinder educational opportunities. The fear of harassment and violence in educational settings exacerbates these challenges, creating a hostile environment for female students. Addressing these issues is crucial to achieving gender equality in education and empowering women.