Dr. Aman Kumar Singh is a respected public health physician and innovation leader associated with Tata Trusts, where he spearheads national efforts to strengthen preventive healthcare and address non-communicable diseases across India. As the Lead of the National Programme for Non-Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD) and Senior Medical Advisor, he brings more than 25 years of experience in disease prevention, health systems strengthening, and policy-driven program implementation to his work.

Dr. Singh’s professional mission centers on embedding evidence-based public health interventions into mainstream healthcare delivery—especially at the primary care level—so that millions of Indians can benefit from early detection and management of conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, cancers, and cardiovascular disease. Under his leadership, Tata Trusts’ NCD program has partnered with the Government of India to implement an expansive screening initiative designed to reach hundreds of millions of people aged 30 years and above, using community health workers as the backbone of outreach and follow-up. This work reflects his deep belief in community-centric healthcare models and the imperative of integrating preventive services into national systems.

Dr. Singh’s approach combines clinical insight with strategic program design, fostering partnerships between government, civil society, and technology partners to strengthen health governance and data systems for public good. His efforts have helped set foundations for digital platforms that unify centrally run health programs and enable better monitoring of interventions at scale.

At Tata Trusts—which is among India’s most influential philanthropic institutions supporting health, education, livelihood, and community development—Dr. Singh’s work exemplifies the organisation’s commitment to catalyzing high-impact, sustainable health solutions that improve outcomes for underserved populations nationwide