What is the knighthood that the UK government will give to a British Sikh?

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Honor Of knighthood: Maharaja Charles III has decided to honor Dr. Amritpal Singh Hangin, who has been active in the field of medicine in Britain for more than 30 years, with the title of 'Knighthood'.  Dr Amritpal Singh Hangin, Emeritus Professor of General Practice at Newcastle University, has been included in the 2024 New Year Honors List for his service to medicine.  The list includes around 30 health care professionals, philanthropists and community workers of Indian origin, who have been honored for their selfless service to the society.  This list has been released on Friday night.  
England's highest honor is knighthood.  Order of the British Umpire, that is, this honor or this title is given by the British Umpire to those people who have made significant contribution in art, science, medicine or government for a long time.  Knighthood is an honorary title awarded in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other British Commonwealth countries.  This title is given to those people who have made significant contribution to the society.  There are several levels of knighthood, the highest of which is the title of 'Sir'.
Men who receive the title of Sir add the word 'Sir' before their name.  For example, if a person's name is 'Robert Watson', and he is awarded a knighthood, he would write his name as 'Sir Robert Watson'.