Rural educational institutions in India face numerous challenges, such as inadequate infrastructure, lack of qualified teachers, and limited access to resources. Many schools struggle with poor connectivity, making it difficult to attract experienced educators. Insufficient funding exacerbates the issue, leading to a lack of basic amenities like clean drinking water and functioning toilets. Additionally, societal factors, including cultural norms and economic pressures, often hinder girls' education, further widening the educational gap. The emphasis on rote learning rather than critical thinking further diminishes educational effectiveness, creating a cycle that perpetuates educational inequality in rural areas.