The Madhya Pradesh government has increased the government rate for land. The data from the new guidelines over the past 5 months reveals a strange revenue calculation: Indore and Bhopal are lagging behind in revenue, while smaller areas are gaining.

The Madhya Pradesh government has increased the government rate of land. The registration of houses, shops, and farms has become more expensive. It was expected that money would also come into the treasury at the same pace. Five months of data from the new guidelines have revealed a strange revenue calculation. Major property markets in the state are behind schedule. Smaller districts have far surpassed the government's targets. In Indore, the government has only collected 78 percent of the revenue it had targeted.