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Abstract Digital technology plays a transformative role in advancing India's progress toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). From eradicating poverty and improving healthcare to enhancing education and fostering gender equality, digital solutions have emerged as enablers of sustainable development. Initiatives like Aadhaar-based platforms, mobile banking, e-learning tools, and telemedicine are bridging gaps in accessibility and inclusivity. Digital financial services promote financial inclusion, while e-governance enhances transparency and accountability in public service delivery. Moreover, emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are fostering innovations in agriculture, energy efficiency, and environmental sustainability. These technologies are instrumental in monitoring climate change, optimizing resource utilization, and supporting renewable energy transitions. However, challenges such as digital divides, data privacy concerns, and limited infrastructure in rural areas must be addressed to maximize the potential of digital technology. A robust policy framework and public-private partnerships are crucial for ensuring equitable access and inclusive growth. This paper explores the multifaceted contributions of digital technology to SDGs in India and offers recommendations to strengthen its impact for a sustainable future.