All educational institutions are closed for the time being. The focal point of this Article is to throw some light on human rights perspective of particular group of young generations relating to their deprivation of getting education during and in the aftermath of this pandemic. Secondarily, an attempt is made through this paper to point out some Indian legislative frameworks that can be termed as inefficient to cope up such unprecedented situation in a poor country like India. In nutshell, this Article provides an overview of human rights concerns of students who have been depriving from certain benefits regarding their right to education specifically their poor or non-access of ICTs (Information and Communication technologies) since the outbreak of this pandemic and the author has done an analysis of the importance of right to education in the perspective of the Constitution of India
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