The Town and Country Planning (TCP) department informed the High Court that 46 land conversions in Goa have been undervalued. The department disclosed this information during a hearing at the court. The issue of undervaluation of land conversions has been a matter of concern in the state, with stakeholders raising questions about the transparency and fairness of the process. The TCP department’s revelation sheds light on the need for greater oversight and accountability in land conversion procedures. This development comes amidst growing scrutiny of land-related issues in Goa, including illegal constructions and land use violations. The High Court is expected to further investigate the undervaluation of land conversions and take appropriate action to address the discrepancies. Stakeholders and residents are closely following these developments, hoping for a resolution that ensures fairness and compliance with regulations. The TCP department’s acknowledgment of undervalued land conversions underscores the importance of proper valuation processes to prevent malpractices and safeguard the interests of the state and its residents. Stay updated on this issue as it unfolds to understand the implications for land development and planning in Goa.