This article discusses the concept, extent, causes and consequences of digital divide, and suggests connected strategies to bridge the divide. Drawing on secondary data, it delineates the concept of digital divide in terms of technological, sociocultural and normative aspects. The extent of digital divide greatly varies depending upon the regions, developed and developed countries, gender and rural–urban areas. It argues that structural and individual factors contribute to digital divide and exclude and disempower people, leading to further inequalities. It recommends connected solutions and quick action to address the ongoing digital divide.