A walk through into the Sudha Gopalakrishnan Brain Centre @iitmadras and a conversation with Professor Mohanashankar Sivaprakasam on what would their 3D mapping of 100 human brains mean for healthcare and treating brain diseases.
Today's edition of Tamil Nadu Brief by NDTV’s Sam Daniel (@jsamdaniel) brings you three major stories: The Madras High Court upholds the Speaker’s decision to accept the resignations of six rebel AIADMK MLAs, while directing the Speaker to conclude disqualification proceedings in two months. Tamil Nadu pays a record ₹37 per unit for peak-hour power amid soaring demand, drawing opposition charges of incompetence and corruption. Plus, an NDTV exclusive on IIT Madras’s cutting-edge 3D mapping of 100 human brains, from foetus to old age, opening new avenues for understanding brain diseases.
When Flight Lieutenant Alfred Tyrone Cooke, Vir Chakra, came to the NDTV studios, he carried with him the memory of a morning that had entered Indian Air Force history.
September 7, 1965. Kalaikunda.
He was a young pilot then, flying a Hawker Hunter
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The Tamil Nadu Brief.
DMK MLAs evicted, Vijay claims no body-shaming after Shanmugam's criticism, death for one in a gang rape case and a herd of elephants caught on camera at this water body.
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@CTR_Nirmalkumar Sir, EB employees who fixed lift power supply issue at our building in Alwarpet demanded & received Rs 800 as bribe yesterday. They are clear. No Gpay. Only cash. There's a need to create a helpline within EB department to report demand of bribes in real time