We may conclude that all four countries, while lagging behind Bangladesh or Nepal’s %HDI change over the thirty year period, beside having an advantage over the two countries in HDI score in 1980, sustained their development at a pace that have landed them in the groups they find themselves in 2011. China’s record has been particularly impressive, when considered in the context of its ascribed (by various human rights watchdog bodies) poor record in human right. Other countries which were in better situation than the four in 1980 did the needful in sustained development to either consolidate their superior ranking or improve upon it. The end result has been that, in spite of their percentage increase, Bangladesh and Nepal continue to find themselves among the rank of LHD countries.