Step 01
Paddy intake & grading
Every trolley is checked for moisture, grain fill and foreign matter before it is accepted at the mill.
Product Details
Maharashtra's everyday premium - Medium, soft and beautifully non-sticky.
Wada Kolam rice, also known in the market as Jai Shree Ram Rice, takes its name from Wada taluka in the Palghar district of Maharashtra, a paddy belt famous for producing some of the softest, most digestible medium-grain rice in western India. Our best farm wada kolam rice is carefully sourced and quality-checked for consistent grain quality, softness and aroma.
What sets Wada Kolam apart is the balance it strikes. The grains are medium, slightly rounded and pearly white. They cook quickly, stay separate rather than clumping, and carry a gentle, milky-sweet aroma that never overpowers the food it is served with.
At Our Mill
Step 01
Every trolley is checked for moisture, grain fill and foreign matter before it is accepted at the mill.
Step 02
Air aspiration and gravity de-stoners remove dust, husk, mud balls and stones from the lot.
Step 03
Whitening is done in stages so the grain is never stressed, which keeps breakage low and shape intact.
Step 04
Optical sorters pull out discoloured, chalky and immature grains for a bright, uniform pack.
Step 05
A sample from each batch is cooked and checked for texture and aroma before food-grade packing.
Nutrition and health profile
Wada Kolam Rice is a naturally gluten-free carbohydrate source that delivers steady energy. A 100 g uncooked serving typically provides around 345-360 kcal, 6.5-7.5 g of protein, under 1 g of fat and small amounts of minerals.
Because the grain is small and the starch structure is soft, it is comparatively easy on digestion, which is why it is often preferred for daily dal-chawal, khichdi and simple home-style meals.
Technical sheet
Per 100 g uncooked
Indicative values per 100 g of uncooked product. Actual figures vary with crop season, growing region and product type.
Kitchen guide
Rinse 2-3 times until the water runs mostly clear.
Soak for 15-20 minutes; over-soaking makes it too soft.
Use 1 cup rice to 1.75 cups water in a pot, or 1:1.5 in a cooker.
Simmer for 12-15 minutes, then rest 5 minutes before fluffing.
Chef's tip: Add a few drops of oil or ghee to the water for extra separation and a glossy finish.
Serving ideas
Supply options
We offer Wada Kolam Rice Wholesale in 5 kg, 30 kg and 50 kg bags, along with private-label packing, custom bag printing and regular monthly supply contracts are available for distributors, wholesalers, hotels and caterers.
Good to know
Wada Kolam rice is a traditional medium grain rice associated with Wada taluka in Palghar district, Maharashtra. It is known for its soft texture, mild aroma and versatile cooking qualities, making it suitable for everyday meals such as dal-chawal, khichdi, curd rice and simple pulao.
Yes. Wada Kolam is well suited to everyday meals because of its soft texture, mild aroma and versatility. It pairs particularly well with dal, curries, khichdi, curd rice and other home-style dishes.
Per 100 g uncooked, Tulsi Wada Kolam Rice provides approximately 350 kcal, 7 g protein, 78 g carbohydrate, 0.7 g total fat and 0.6-1.2 g dietary fibre. These are indicative values and can vary according to crop, region and product type.
Wada Kolam rice is known for its soft texture, mild aroma and versatility in everyday meals. It provides carbohydrates for energy and works well in dishes such as dal-chawal, khichdi and curd rice.
We supply Wada Kolam rice in 5 kg, 30 kg and 50 kg bags. Wada Kolam Rice Wholesale and private-label packing options are available for distributors, wholesalers and caterers.
In some markets, Wada Kolam rice is also referred to as Jai Shree Ram Rice or JSR rice. The naming can vary by region and supplier, so buyers should check the rice variety and product specifications before purchasing.
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