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ABSTRACT The expansion of the subscriber base in rural regions has lagged behind that in urban ones. This difference is mostly because people in rural areas don't have good infrastructure or easy access to cheap internet services. The way their networks are set up shows how sparse and disconnected rural areas are. This information shows that the telecom industry preferred to serve cities over rural areas. It must now study the true situation in isolated areas. The slow progress of wireless technology in the rural sector is mostly due to low per capita income and a low literacy rate. To make sure that customers in rural areas get the same level of service as those in cities, national policies should be put in place to increase competition and give businesses reasons to move into rural areas. People tend to look at putting phones in rural India as a business opportunity rather than as a necessary step in building a nationwide communications infrastructure. Reasonable prices for broadband communications services can't be offered in rural areas because of things like low population density, people living far apart, and harsh topography and weather. As a way to solve these problems, people have turned to new technology, such as wireless technology.