Having diversified into FMCG and other businesses, tobacco giant ITC on Friday got shareholders’ nod to enter the healthcare sector and plans to set up multi- specialty hospitals across the country. The company had sought approval from its shareholders to alter Memorandum of Association of the company to include ‘Healthcare’ through a special resolution on January 27. The resolution has been passed by the members ‘by requisite majority’, ITC said in a regulatory filing. In January, ITC said that its board of directors had recommended seeking shareholders' approval for the alteration of the objects of the clause of its MoA. The Kolkata-based firm, for which tobacco still accounts for big chunk of the revenue, plans to set up multi-specialty hospitals and leverage its experience in hospitality for tapping into the expanding medical tourism segment in India.