Located in the highlands, coal fields are tiny settlements with mostly rural features. Residents could either utilize a dial-up connection or pay costly and sluggish satellite Internet for years. Mitchell Town was able to get money for the building of the fiber optic network using high-speed connections only last year. More than one hundred times quicker connections than ever were feasible are made available by the new broadband network. The social well-being of the Coalfield inhabitants has improved significantly as well as the local economy has benefited from this. One may also get a lot of multimedia-type materials to support education. If people were to go to another location, telemedicine would allow them to acquire great healthcare treatments they would not usually have access to. Fascinatingly, elders join social media interest groups and regularly interact with their grandkids via video chats, therefore reducing their isolation. The growth of social media is also helping local companies as, for most of them, exposure is one of the main determinant elements. The faster speed helps businesses to reach more people with their electronic commerce and have greater influence. Using cloud computing makes remote working also possible for the provision of professional services. To serve freelancers who could be on a temporary assignment in the area as well as peripatetic employees, a new coworking space has even been built. Although the fiber optic construction procedure took more than a year, Coalfield residents now enjoy internet connection that rivals that in metropolitan regions. The internet link is a lifeline to the rest of the world for a tiny rural community with forward plans. It generates chances for education, business, and access to health that, until recently, were not quite feasible.