This document presents an analysis of child mortality in India using machine learning techniques. The study analyzed factors like birth rate, fertility rate, mother literacy, and undernourishment that affect mortality rates. Diseases like malaria, diarrhea were also examined for their contribution to child deaths. Geospatial analysis mapped the locations of primary health centers and child mortality rates in different regions. Machine learning algorithms like random forest, linear regression, and gradient boosting were used to predict mortality based on socioeconomic attributes. The random forest model provided the best predictions. The analysis can help policymakers and organizations improve health policies and access to reduce child mortality in India.