The Aman Rice Mill is the oldest rice mill in Pakistan. It is also one of the leading tourist attractions in this area of the Narowal. Standard time of Pakistan starts from here and the first sun rising here. Khawaja MOHAMMAD Amanullah Butt founded the Aman Rice Mill Company in 1968. He would cut the rice by hand and let it sun-dry on the levees before putting the rice in the threshers. The rice was poured into 65-KG bags and taken to the mill. At that time, the mill operated only three to four months out of the year. Aman would sell his rice from inventory, waiting for the next crop to harvest. Aman was an astute businessman, steadily growing his business to the point where he no longer grew enough rice to meet demands. Buying grain from the other growers in the area supplemented his own crop. To satisfy his customers requests, he also began to sell the rice in smaller sized bags. In the 1969’s, “NIRALA” was trademarked as an acronym for “AMAN RICE MILLS.” A few years afterwards, AMANULLAH retired and left the business to his son: KHAWAJA MOHAMMAD NADEEM BUTT, to carry on the family business. The original part of the mill was built in 1968 and received additions in 1995 and 2007. In 2007 AMAN RICE MILLS changing into AMAN RICE AND PROCESSING MILLS. NADEEM has made many changes and improvements to the mill since 2007 and shows no signs of stopping any time soon. “Now we sell to every major wholesaler in the state and to every chain store,” NADEEM said. “We have also developed a specialty rice business in all Pakistan, and we’re beginning to break into the European markets.” Many things have changed in the last 55 years, but one thing that has remained constant is our commitment to our customers and the quality of our products. . ..