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The leading Rice Mill Manufacturer in India brings to you yet another interesting blog. For the rest of the world, rice is categorized as another staple food product, but in our country, it’s a lot more than just that.

Top rice mill consultant in India, Nextech Solutions, with the biggest and most prestigious brands as its clients, such as Shakti Bhog & Jagat, has been working to make its blog the number one source of information & news pertaining to the grain and seed industry.

Losing sleep because your phone fell in water? The best rice mill consultant in Delhi & NCR, Nextech Solutions, is today sharing with you this life hack - what to do when the phone falls in the water. But why are we sharing it? You may have guessed it, the hack is to do with rice!

Readers of the blog of the best rice mill consultant in India, Nextech Solutions would know that we are turning this blog into a one-stop for all national and International news pertaining to the grain and seed industry.

Dry/uncooked grains go through a process to form Flour. It is an essential component of our food cycle especially in a country like India. It is the major component of bread which is a staple diet all across the world. Grinding and pulverizing of the cereal takes place in a process called ‘milling’ in flour mills.

Rice is a staple diet in India which is the second largest producer of rice after China. Rice is the backbone of agrarian India as it generates the significant number of employees. Modernization drives the world as this post will highlight the new technological improvements introduced in rice milling.

Pulses, meaning Dals in Hindi comes in different types, each having their own advantages (and disadvantages). The special properties of Dals make it a staple diet across the Indian sub-continent. The most common food combination is Rice & Dal or Chapatti & Dal.

Our Blogger/ Writer has mentioned brown rice in several blog posts/ articles, including the one on the process of rice milling, published on EzineArticles.com . Brown rice is produced as a result of husking/ de-hulling stage of paddy milling, where the tough outer coating of rice grains, the husk is stripped off using friction.