Fortis Hospital co-owner Shivinder Singh announced that he will be stepping down as the high-tech hospital chain’s vice-chairman to ‘give back to society.’
Shivinder will be joining a spiritual group based in Punjab – Radha Soami Satsang Beas – and will be giving up the ownership by January 2016.
All of 40, Shivinder will be serving as the n on-executive vice-chairman with effect from January 1, 2016, said a company spokesperson.
Singh co-founded the chain of hospitals with his brother Malvinder Singh in 1996, which is now a super-specialty chain of high-tech hospitals across India.
While making the announcement, Shivinder said that he has invested 2 decades of his life to nurture the hospital and feels that there is a need to return benefits reaped from the society. “Hence, I have decided to join Radha Soami Satsang Beas of Amritsar,” he added, reported ABP news.
