The Town and Country Planning (TCP) Department has informed the High Court that 46 land conversions in Goa have been undervalued. This revelation comes as a result of a scrutiny of the land conversions carried out in the state. The TCP Department revealed this information during a hearing at the High Court. The issue of undervaluation of land conversions has raised concerns among stakeholders and has brought to light the need for a more transparent and accountable process. The TCP Department’s acknowledgment of undervalued land conversions underscores the importance of ensuring fair and accurate assessments in all land transactions. This development is likely to have implications for future land conversions in the state and may lead to stricter regulations and oversight mechanisms. The High Court is expected to further examine the matter and take necessary action to address the undervaluation of land conversions. Stakeholders and the public will be closely watching the proceedings to see how this issue is resolved. Stay updated on this issue for more information on land conversions and related developments in Goa.