Abstract: This research study critically examines the concept of digital marginality in India, shedding light on the profound socio-legal implications of unequal access to digital technologies and the resultant disparities in opportunities, resources, and information. By exploring the intricate intersections of digital exclusion as found in Indian society, with existing social and economic inequalities, this research study underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive and multifaceted approach to address digital marginality. The analysis reveals that digital marginality is not merely a technological issue but a complex phenomenon deeply embedded in Indian societal structures, perpetuating existing power dynamics and inequalities. This research study highlights the critical role of Indian policy frameworks, institutional mechanisms, and community engagement in shaping digital inclusion. It also emphasizes the need for context-specific solutions that account for the diverse experiences and challenges faced by marginalized groups. By adopting a socio-legal perspective, this research study provides a nuanced understanding of the structural barriers that hinder digital inclusion and offers insights into designing effective interventions to promote equitable access to digital technologies and mitigate the adverse effects of digital marginality in India. The findings have significant implications for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers seeking to bridge the digital divide and foster inclusive digital ecosystems.