Mr. Girish Ganesh Chilkewar launched his journey two decades ago as a one-man freelancer with a clear mission: replace bulky filing cabinets with agile digital systems. From those early days, he has combined technical expertise and a keen understanding of business workflows to deliver paperless solutions that drive efficiency and cost savings.
Today, Mr. Girish Ganesh Chilkewar Web Solutions has grown into a full-service firm renowned for crafting custom software, mobile apps, and database-driven platforms. We design intuitive CMS-based websites that put content control in your hands and integrate seamlessly with your existing tools.
Our specialization goes beyond development. We bundle complete hosting packages covering server provisioning, security hardening, and automated backups with enterprise grade email hosting management. This holistic approach ensures your digital presence is stable, secure, and scalable as your organization grows.
At the heart of our work is a commitment to partnership. We invest time in understanding your unique operations, align every solution with your strategic goals, and provide ongoing support to adapt as needs evolve. For twenty years, we’ve empowered businesses to thrive in the digital age paper-free, productive, and future-ready.
Freedom Moment
In the early 1980s, Richard Matthew Stallman launched the GNU Project to ensure software freedom—allowing anyone to run, study, share, and improve programs.
His vision laid the ethical and legal groundwork for collaborative development, sparking a movement that has reshaped our digital world.
In November 2011, Girish attended a free seminar at IIT Bombay’s Powai campus where RMS spoke about software freedom.
Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the “Father of Free Software,” Girish captured a moment that forever linked his personal and professional ethos to the ideals of openness and collaboration.
Free and open source software isn’t just a licensing model; it’s a catalyst for collective progress. Girish’s encounter with Richard Stallman stands as a testament to the enduring power of sharing knowledge and building together.
Girish’s Cycling Journey
Ingrained with two wheels and boundless curiosity, Girish has pedaled since childhood, turning every ride into an exploration of self and community. His passion goes beyond personal fitness—each pedal stroke becomes a message to embrace health, sustainability, and camaraderie.
Group Rides and Community Outreach
Cycling together amplifies the message, and Girish leads and inspires:
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Organizes weekend group rides through Thane and neighbouring green corridors
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Hosts mini “health checkpoints” at route halts to share hydration tips and basic bike maintenance
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Partners with local cafes and bookstores to turn ride-end gatherings into casual health talks
Girish’s Yoga Journey
Incorporating yoga into daily life, Girish experiences profound improvements in flexibility, strength, and mental clarity. Each asana and breathing exercise enhances his resilience to stress, supports holistic wellness, and cultivates a calm, focused mindset.
Passionate about sharing yoga’s benefits, Girish leads free weekly sessions at local parks and community centers. He designs beginner-friendly workshops that demystify yoga terminology and align poses with everyday health goals. Collaborating with neighborhood health fairs, he sets up interactive “yoga corners” where passersby can try basic stretches and learn about mindfulness.
Daily Rituals
Girish’s spiritual practice provides the calm and strength that fuel his transformation. By honoring ritual, service and shared belief, he stays grounded and connected to a purpose beyond the daily grind.
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Morning prayers at home altar or local temple
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Chanting mantras (OM, Gayatri) to center the mind
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Short meditative sits before and after yoga
Religious Community Service
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Volunteering in temple cleaning, flower offerings and prasad distribution
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Supporting fund-raisers that aid local schools and health drives
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Leading “faith walk” groups to foster unity among working professionals
Girish’s 40 kg Transformation Journey
A testament to dedication, Girish shed 40 kg—from 120 kg down to 80 kg—in just 6–12 months by combining cycling, yoga, Ayurvedic principles, and a balanced diet.
Starting Point and Goal
Girish stood 6 ft tall and weighed 120 kg. He set a clear target: reach 80 kg through sustainable lifestyle changes rather than quick fixes.
Timeline and Milestones
| Phase | Duration | Weight Change |
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| Kickoff | Month 0 | 120 kg |
| Consistent Cycling | Months 1–3 | –15 kg (to 105 kg) |
| Yoga & Breathwork | Months 4–6 | –10 kg (to 95 kg) |
| Ayurveda & Diet Tweaks | Months 7–9 | –8 kg (to 87 kg) |
| Fine-tuning & Maintenance | Months 10–12 | –7 kg (to 80 kg) |
Key Strategies
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Cycling • Daily solo rides of 30–50 km, weekend long rides up to 100 km • Group rides twice a week to stay motivated and focused
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Yoga • 45-minute morning Hatha/Vinyasa sessions for flexibility and core strength • Pranayama (breathing) exercises to regulate stress and metabolism
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Ayurvedic Support • Herbal teas (jeera, ginger) and digestive aids (triphala) • Personalized intake windows and food combinations
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Diet Management • High-protein breakfasts, low-GI carbs, ample greens • Intermittent fasting window of 14–16 hours, mindful portion control
Outcomes and Benefits
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Total weight loss: 40 kg
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Visceral fat reduction and improved body composition
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Enhanced cardiovascular endurance and muscle tone
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Better mental clarity, reduced stress levels
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Sustainable habits: no rebound weight gain
Weaving This Story into Your Narrative
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Showcase your transformation as proof of discipline and resilience.
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Use before-and-after snapshots in presentations or on your personal website.
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Highlight how holistic practices (Ayurveda, yoga, cycling) shaped your approach to wellbeing.
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Position yourself as a role model for sustainable health transformations in community talks or workshops.
This journey illustrates how a blend of physical activity, mindful practice, and traditional wisdom can drive remarkable, lasting change.