1. Digital divide
Digital Divide is the uneven distribution of access to information and communication technology. Currently, over 55,000 villages are deprived of mobile connectivity. One of the reasons behind this is providing mobile connectivity in such locations are not commercially viable for service providers. This has led to the segment to remain disconnected and fail to benefit the opportunities available online.
Although there have been many initiatives that have seen a shift in paradigm. Rural mobile internet users have seen considerable growth yet the urban-rural divide is significant. The growing population, funds, affordability, knowledge, and lack of implementation of government policies have been some of the reasons that have resulted in the deepening of the divide.
Thereafter for the Digital India campaign to have a large scale impact on citizens digitalization has to seep in the grassroots and reach every person.

2. Poor connectivity
5G is supposed to arrive in India soon but will 5G solve our problems especially constant buffering? The average 4G LTE data speed is about 6.1Mbps which is almost one-third of the global average which is 17Mbps. This makes India among the slowest countries on this metric.
The problem is not only restricted to low-speed internet but also bad cellular connectivity i.e the quality is not up to the mark. To compensate the prices are about the lowest in the world, and overall it is reasonable. The rising requirement for data (may it be for a pleasant video viewing experience or important video conferences) needs far greater bandwidth than for voice calls.

3. IoT in Healthcare and Education
One of the sector government has to adopt these IoT solutions is Healthcare and Education. IoT tools and devices will make it easier to access both patient and health provider. Critical diseases such as cancer, diabetes, cardiac diseases, etc need special attention and solutions that track and report the breakout of diseases that can reduce the response time from weeks to just a few minutes.
IoT in Education can help equalize education irrespective of one’s social and financial standing. This possible by scaling up technology in terms of education. This technological advancement can break barriers, provide key skills and training, and make people feel empowered.

4. Privacy
Internet privacy is the right of internet users' violation of their data, and that takes place online. Given the dynamic nature of the digital world, privacy concerns and issues are rapidly changing. The internet allows data to be produced, collected, combined, shared, stored, and analyzed is constantly changing and re-defining personal data and what type of protection personal data deserves and can be given. From data shared on social media sites to cookies collecting user browser history to individuals transacting online, to mobile phones registering location data – information about an individual is generated through each use of the internet.


Many times individuals are aware that their information is collected but in some cases they're not. In India, the adoption of devices under the IoT. At this stage, it's become important for users to remember that the possibility of them being attacked or compromised is higher. Going forward, that this is going to be a bigger problem if we do not use security technology to address it at the planning stage itself. This is why we tend to urge producing corporations to contemplate security at the look stage once they develop any good technology. This will facilitate shield all folks users, and build America a lot of ready for such eventualities as our good devices being controlled by cybercriminals.

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