The Town and Country Planning Department in Goa informed the High Court that 46 land conversions in the state were undervalued. This revelation sheds light on the issue of undervaluation in land conversions, which can have significant implications for the state’s development. The undervaluation of land conversions can lead to revenue losses for the state and distort the real estate market. It is crucial for the authorities to address this issue and ensure that land conversions are valued accurately. The Goa government needs to implement measures to prevent undervaluation and ensure transparency in the process of land conversion. By addressing this issue, the state can promote sustainable development and economic growth. This development highlights the importance of proper valuation in land conversions and the need for effective oversight to prevent undervaluation. The High Court’s scrutiny of this matter underscores the significance of ensuring fair and accurate valuation in land transactions to uphold the integrity of the real estate sector. It is imperative for the authorities to take corrective actions to rectify undervalued land conversions and uphold the rule of law in land transactions.