October 15, 2025

Exciting news from across the seas! Mr. T. Subbaraya Mudaly, a retired Civil Surgeon from Chingleput, shares a dazzling update from London dated September 19. The famous medical journal, The Lancet, is buzzing about the fantastic X-Ray work done at the Madras Government Institute. What's the big deal? Well, the article applauds how far scientific photography has come, especially showcased at the Royal Photographic Society’s exhibition held on September 14th in the famous Russell Square, London. The report says, “The advance which has been made in the scientific application of photography is strikingly shown at the Exhibition of the Royal Photographic Society which opened its doors on Sept 14th at 35, Russell Square, London.” Isn’t it exciting to see photography stepping beyond just beautiful pictures? The Lancet goes on, “Though pictorial prints never fail to interest the artistic sense, it is in scientific work that photography finds its real usefulness and in the camera research had found a most powerful ally.” In simple words, while photos impress the eye, their true power is in science. The Madras Government Institute’s skillful use of X-Ray technology is winning applause in London, proving Indian science is making waves globally. This recognition not only boosts pride but lights up hopes for more scientific progress back home. So next time you think of photography, remember it’s not just art—it’s a brilliant tool saving lives and pushing science forward, with stars like Madras leading the way!

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