This paper explores the application of the Alkire-Foster methodology in measuring multidimensional poverty. By assessing various dimensions of poverty beyond mere income, the study provides a more comprehensive understanding of the poverty landscape in rural India. The findings underscore the significance of this approach in capturing the multifaceted nature of poverty, highlighting its implications for policy-making and poverty alleviation strategies. The Alkire-Foster method enables the calculation of a Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI), which reveals the extent and intensity of poverty across different regions and demographic groups.