MDSICON 2027

7th - 10th January 2027 · Chennai

11th Annual National Conference of the Movement Disorders Society of India

Under the aegis of Madras Neuro Trust

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
Chennai conference host city

Host city

Chennai

When

7th - 10th January 2027

Mark your calendar

Where

Chennai, India

Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa

Edition

11th National Conference

Back to where it began

Organising Chairman

Welcome Message

A personal invitation from Dr U Meenakshisundaram, President of MDSI and Organising Chairman of MDSICON 2027.

Dear friends

It’s indeed with great pride and pleasure that I invite you, as the organising chairman of the 11th MDSICON 2027 to be held in Taj Fisherman’s Cove, ECR, Chennai from the 7th to the 10th of Jan 2027.

It’s an added privilege that I am also welcoming you as the President of MDSI to the place where the whole concept of an annual meeting of the society began, in 2016 (incidentally a pleasant coincidence that the dates were the same). I am sure that you will all remember what a grand success the 1st MDSICON in 2016 was. It was conducted under very difficult circumstances, what with the unprecedented floods that happened in Dec 2015 in Chennai. I am always very pleased when people still recall that meeting fondly.

Now, bringing it “back to where it all began” is so heartwarming for all of us in the organising committee. You can be assured that this will be another MDSICON that nobody can forget in a hurry.

The young organising team (including me, of course) consisting of Dr Vijayshankar — the organising secretary, Dr Balaji — the treasurer, and Dr Sreenivas UM — the joint secretary are working their backs off to put up a show that you will all relish, remember and recall most avidly.

Chennai has a reputation for flawless meetings that cater to everyone — the academics-oriented, the network-oriented, the fun-oriented, the business-oriented and the multi-oriented — and this meeting, I am confident, will reiterate and reinforce that reputation.

As usual, you can expect the unexpected (in a very positive way) in the meeting. So, do come in huge numbers and enjoy the academics and the festive atmosphere.

As we add a 1 and make 11 from 1 (1st to the 11th MDSICON), I am sure we will add 1 more feather to Chennai’s cap of academics in neurology, especially movement disorders.

Looking forward to hosting you all

We will definitely “better the best”

Regards

Dr U Meenakshisundaram

President, MDSI

Organising Chairman, MDSICON 2027

MDSICON 2027

Conference Highlights

Botox, DBS, Video Akhada, workshops, and flagship scientific sessions — a preview of what awaits at Chennai.

Botox Workshop
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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 logo

Madras Neuro Trust

02 Organising Society
Movement Disorders Society of India logo

Movement Disorders Society of India

03 Supporting organisation
Neuro Update Chennai logo

Neuro Update Chennai

United in advancing neurological care · MDSICON 2027

Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa aerial view — beachfront resort, Chennai
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

Taj Fisherman's Cove Resort & Spa exterior at twilight — guest wings and conference setting

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

Chennai skyline at night

Historical & heritage landmarks

Showing 9 of 21 places

Fort St. George
01
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.

Rippon Building
02
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.

HigginBothams
03
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.

Karl Schmidt Memorial
04
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.

LIC Building
05
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.

Anna Memorial
06
Memorials

Anna Memorial

A historic memorial on Marina Beach honouring former Chief Minister C. N. Annadurai, set among Chennai’s most visited coastal landmarks.

Statue of Labour (Triumph of Labour)
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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.

Valluvar Kottam
08
Cultural

Valluvar Kottam

This landmark monument is dedicated to famous Poet Thiruvalluvar, the creator of Thirukkural. It is located in Kodambakkam area of Chennai.

Madras War Cemetery
09
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.