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When a person completes 90 years of age without a single day of hospitalization, without any surgical intervention and no age related issues, the ingredients of living and thinking that he has adopted & applied, ought to be shared with people. So this book. Prof. B. N. Chaulkar is retired Professor from Faculty of Home Science, M. S. University of Baroda. He completed 90 years on 18th October, 2021. During his journey he has never been hospitalized nor has he undergone any surgery. According to his son, the secret of his good health is his thought processes, which he calls as "Internal…mehr

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When a person completes 90 years of age without a single day of hospitalization, without any surgical intervention and no age related issues, the ingredients of living and thinking that he has adopted & applied, ought to be shared with people. So this book. Prof. B. N. Chaulkar is retired Professor from Faculty of Home Science, M. S. University of Baroda. He completed 90 years on 18th October, 2021. During his journey he has never been hospitalized nor has he undergone any surgery. According to his son, the secret of his good health is his thought processes, which he calls as "Internal Operating Procedures." The life of Prof. Chaulkar is a validation of the axiom "You reap in what you sow" The principles of goodness, honesty and integrity that he has followed throughout his life is visible in the harmony and good health that he is maintaining in his nineties. The stories narrated in the book reveal his values, beliefs and ethics. Valuable lessons for living are unveiled in the book. Dr. Arvind Vartak, his nephew and leading Plastic Surgeon in Mumbai, has written the Forward. His students, Prof.(Dr) Anjali Karolia, Dean, Faculty of Family and Community Sciences, M. S. University of Baroda and Prof.(Dr) Madhu Sharan, Head and Associate Director, Department of Clothing & Textiles, Faculty of Family and Community Sciences, M. S. University of Baroda have paid rich tributes to their teacher.