Indian Neutrino Observatory Project
- It is a particle physics research project with the primary aim of studying atmospheric neutrinos in a 1,200 meters deep cave under INO Peak near Pottipuram village in Theni district in Tamil Nadu.
- It aims to study the properties and interactions of weakly interacting, naturally occurring particles called neutrinos.
- The project, dogged by delays and a legal battle, has been a non-starter.
- Recently, the Tamil Nadu government has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court stating that it would not permit the construction for the proposed Indian Neutrino Observatory at Bodi West Hills in ....
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