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Stress, worry, and depression--the three most common types of mental health issues among the general population--have become more prevalent as a result of the communicable COVID-19, which has precipitated an unrecoverable worldwide health disaster. The purpose of the current research is to comprehend the state of digital education in India and to address the mental health needs of students. It also aims to investigate how psychological well-being helps to address issues with students' mental health. The current study is qualitative, and it analysed several newspapers and important studies. The results demonstrated that the pandemic has accelerated the trend of digital learning. With programmes like Swayam Prabha, e-pathshala, VidyaDaan, SMILE, the central and state governments have developed numerous projects. It was further discovered that the learners psychological well-being offers a lot of promise for aiding them in coping with different mental health challenges. The development psychological well-being in students can be demonstrated as a preventative measure that enables them to engage online fully and contributes to the reduction of their mental health concerns.