India as a developing country is on its path of revolution in every aspect. But the poor economy and low per capita income of families in India affects the quality of education. The education system of a super-power aspiring India needs to go through tremendous amount of change to keep pace with the education system of developed nations where digital education is the norm for the day. The present government’s Digital India programme shall lay special emphasis on the development of teachers to enhance pedagogies and ensure uniform quality of teaching across the country.Traditional process of teaching and learning in education has been replaced by new and emerging technologies. Information Technology is having a major impact on all areas of education- curriculum, methods of teaching, classroom learning etc. Rapid communication with increased access of Information Technology in home, work place and educational institutions has make education a life-long process. Information technology helps in promoting opportunities of knowledge sharing throughout the world. These can help teachers and students in gaining up-to-date information and knowledge. We know that technology cannot replace teachers, but only complement them. The key lies in using digital platforms and solutions to deliver secure and quality content and more importantly provide access to quality teachers.