The Town and Country Planning (TCP) department informed the High Court that 46 land conversions in Goa were undervalued. This revelation has raised concerns about the valuation process for land conversions in the state. The TCP department revealed this information during a hearing at the High Court. The undervaluation of land conversions has significant implications for the state’s revenue and land-use planning. The issue highlights the need for transparency and accountability in the land conversion process in Goa. The TCP department’s disclosure underscores the importance of ensuring fair and accurate valuation of land conversions to prevent misuse and exploitation of land resources. The High Court is expected to address this matter and take necessary actions to rectify the undervaluation of land conversions. This development is crucial for upholding the integrity of land transactions and safeguarding the state’s interests. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to regulations and guidelines in land conversion processes. The outcome of this case will likely have far-reaching implications for land development and planning in Goa. Stay updated with the latest news on land conversions and related issues to understand the impact on Goa’s real estate sector and overall development landscape.