When
7th - 10th January 2027
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Movement Disorders Society of India
MDSICON
2027
11th Annual National Conference of the Movement Disorders Society of India
Under the aegis of Madras Neuro Trust
Back to Where it Began — Bettering the Best
Host city
Chennai
Where
Chennai, India
Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa
Edition
11th National Conference
Back to where it began
MDSICON 2027
Conference Highlights
Botox, DBS, Video Akhada, workshops, and flagship scientific sessions — a preview of what awaits at Chennai.
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Botox Workshop
Practical sessions on botulinum toxin injection techniques for dystonia, spasticity, and movement disorder management.
MDSICON 2027
Conference Organisers
MDSICON 2027 brings together leading institutions dedicated to advancing movement disorders care and research across India.
01 Under the aegis of
Madras Neuro Trust
02 Organising Society
Movement Disorders Society of India
03 Supporting organisation
Neuro Update Chennai
United in advancing neurological care · MDSICON 2027
Conference venue
Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa
Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa, Chennai — host to MDSICON 2027 from 7 – 10 January 2027.
Pre-Conference Workshop
7th January 2027
Wednesday
Main Conference
8th – 10th January 2027
Thursday – Saturday
Resort setting
Luxury beachfront accommodation and conference facilities on Chennai’s East Coast Road — minutes from the city, worlds away from the everyday.
Gateway
Gateway to South India
Heritage
Oldest Modern City in India (1644)
Recognition
One of “52 places to visit in 2014” – New York Times
Population
8 million people
Languages
Tamil, English
Plan your visit
Beachfront resort on Chennai’s East Coast Road. Open the map for directions, accommodation options, and travel guidance.
MDSICON 2027 · Delegate guide
Explore Chennai
One of India’s oldest metropolises — colonial architecture, Dravidian temples, world-class museums, and a legendary urban coastline between conference sessions.
When India was under British rule, Chennai was the headquarters for the British in South India. Discover 21 historical and heritage sites every delegate should see.
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Heritage sites
1644
Fort St. George era
2nd
Longest urban beach
UNESCO
Mahabalipuram cluster
Historical & heritage landmarks
Showing 9 of 21 places
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Colonial
Fort St. George
The Tamil Nadu State Legislative assembly is currently operated from this monument. Fort St. George was built in year 1644 by British East India Company to secure spice trade from South India. It is located in Beach Road on the shores of Marina Beach, Chennai.
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Colonial
Rippon Building
Rippon Building is constructed in the year 1913 for housing the office of Madras Corporation. This landmark monument was recently renovated to preserve its grandeur. It is located at Periyamedu near central station.
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Colonial
HigginBothams
HigginBothams started in the year 1844 is the oldest book store in India which is still at the same place. It is one of the historically important landmark of Chennai which is located in Mount Road.
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Coastal
Karl Schmidt Memorial
This historical landmark is located at Elliot’s Beach or commonly called as Besant Nagar Beach. This monument is constructed to recognize the effort of a Danish sailor K A J Schmidt who drowned while saving a English girl from sea.
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Colonial
LIC Building
LIC building located at Mount Road is a 15 storey building opened in the year 1959. It is built to serve as Southern headquarters of Life Insurance Corporation of India. It is the tallest building in India at that time.
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Memorials
Anna Memorial
A historic memorial on Marina Beach honouring former Chief Minister C. N. Annadurai, set among Chennai’s most visited coastal landmarks.
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Memorials
Statue of Labour (Triumph of Labour)
This landmark is yet another statue of Liberty located in Marina Beach which is dedicated to hard work of the labour class.
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Cultural
Valluvar Kottam
This landmark monument is dedicated to famous Poet Thiruvalluvar, the creator of Thirukkural. It is located in Kodambakkam area of Chennai.
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Memorials
Madras War Cemetery
As the name suggests, it is a war cemetery located in Nandambakkam, Chennai which has 856 common wealth burials of World War II. This memorial does not contain any real buried dead bodies, but it only has memorials with names of dead soldiers in World War II since their memorial maintenance could not be assured elsewhere.