Name the major veins that take blood from brain?

The major veins that take blood from the brain are:

- Internal jugular veins: These veins are located on either side of the neck and receive blood from the brain, face, and scalp.

- External jugular veins: These veins are also located on either side of the neck, but they receive blood from the scalp and face only.

- Vertebral veins: These veins run through the spine and receive blood from the brain and spinal cord.

- Dural sinuses: These are channels in the dura mater (the tough outer layer of the brain) that receive blood from the brain and empty it into the internal jugular veins.

These veins all play an important role in draining blood from the brain and returning it to the heart.