Hatwar Rice Mill

We spend most of our days over here at No.907, right near Bhilewada. It is a noisy place when the machines are going, and that is just something we have lived with for years. Hatwar Rice Mill has been at this spot for a while now, and the neighbors are used to the sound of the grain being processed. Most mornings start very early, sometimes before the sun is even fully up, because there is always something to move or a pile of rice that needs to be checked on. It gets pretty dusty inside the mill, which is just part of how things go when you are dealing with this kind of work all day. We see a lot of people coming through this part of the road, mostly farmers or drivers. Sometimes the weather makes things a bit slower, especially when it rains hard around here and the ground gets muddy, but mostly we just keep at it. People know where to find us because of the big building near the turn in the road. It isn't a fancy setup or anything like that. We just have the equipment we need to get the work done and enough space to store the bags. Some days are much longer than others depending on the season and how much is coming in from the nearby fields. We usually just prop the heavy doors open to get some air while we work. The address is easy to spot once you get close to the Bhilewada area. We don't really spend time on big speeches. Most of us just wear our old work clothes and get to it. It is a steady kind of life here at the mill. We just focus on the bags and the machines. There is not much more to the story than that.