According to recent reports, the Government of India has made significant progress in the procurement of rice and wheat. Here are some key points to understand the current procurement status:

• The government has set a target of procuring 49 million tonnes of wheat and 44 million tonnes of rice for the 2021-22 marketing year.
• As of May 27, 2021, the government has procured over 39 million tonnes of wheat, which is higher than the previous year's procurement of 38.59 million tonnes during the same period.
• The government has procured over 13 million tonnes of rice, which is slightly lower than the previous year's procurement of 13.61 million tonnes during the same period.
• The procurement process has been efficient, with states like Punjab and Haryana leading the way in wheat procurement, and Telangana and Chhattisgarh leading in rice procurement.
• The government has been proactive in ensuring that farmers receive minimum support prices for their produce and has also introduced changes to the procurement system to make it more efficient and accessible to farmers.

Overall, the Government of India's current procurement status for rice and wheat seems to be on track to meet its targets, with efficient procurement processes and support for farmers.