2023-12-30 20:58:00
Amritpal Singh, Indian-Origin General Practitioner, Receives Knighthood in UK
London, UK – In a grand and prestigious ceremony on January 1st, King Charles of Great Britain conferred the annual knighthood to honor outstanding achievements and selfless service to the country. The list of knighthood recipients, a highly anticipated event on New Year’s Day, has been released and among the distinguished names is that of Amritpal Singh, a general practitioner of Indian origin.
Singh, who has been serving the people of Britain for 30 years, is also an honorary professor at the University of Newcastle and currently holds the prestigious position of President of the British Medical Association.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the recipients of the knighthood. In his message, he emphasized that knighthood is awarded to recognize individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the country, rendered selfless service, and worked with dedication.
“All the graduates are proud of this country. They are the ones who inspire us,” Sunak added in his congratulatory message.
The inclusion of Amritpal Singh among the knighthood recipients is a testament to his remarkable dedication and tireless service in the field of healthcare in the UK. This recognition not only honors his individual achievements but also reflects the immense value and importance of his contributions to the nation.
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