Real GDP refers to the money value of all the final goods and services calculated at a base year price produced with in the domestic territory in a given time period. Nominal GDP refers to the money value of all the final goods and services calculated at a current year prices produced with in the domestic territory in a given time period. In the above table real GDP is $\text{₹} 415$ for the year 2018 while nominal GDP is $\text{₹} 725$ for the same year. Such a difference in GDP is due to increase in prices from base year to current year. Therefore, Real GDP is always considered as true indicator of economic growth.