The World Bank uses ‘‘Per capita’’ income as the sole criterion for measuring development of countries which is not fully accurate. For example, in India suppose two people live; one is Mukesh Ambani and other is a rickshawpuller. Income of Mukesh Ambani is Rs. 50 crore annually while that of rickshawpuller is only Rs. 12000. But when per capita income is calculated then both will be showing having 25 crore and 6 thousand each, which is not true. So UNDP uses a much more realistic method to measure the development. It includes educational status, health status, and per capita income as well. It provides real development status of the country.