The US President Donald Trump considering to reschedule G7 Summit in Camp David

The United States President Donald Trump is considering on rescheduling the Group of Seven (G7) summit of world leaders in Washington, D.C. at Camp David, on the same or similar date. He made the announcement on Twitter, as the United States currently holds the presidency of the G7 international intergovernmental economic organization that includes seven largest economies in the world, consisting of the United States, Italy, Japan, France, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom. According to Donald Trump, the country is “Transitioning back to Greatness” and the cancellation of the scheduled virtual conference on June 10 to June 12 to a in-person conference would be a great sign to all - normalization.

6530 expatriates waiting to return back to Kerala, India

Kerala state in India is expecting the arrival of 6530 expatriates returning back home from countries, mostly in the Middle Eastern region through June 2. A total number of 38 flights have been scheduled by the governments of the countries participating, which includes eight flights from the UAE, six flights from Oman, four flights from Saudi Arabia, three from Qatar and two from Kuwait, along with one flight each from Bahrain, Philippines, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, France, Indonesia, Armenia, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Ireland, Italy, Russia and Singapore. Until date, the state has been able to bring back 5814 people from abroad, back to their homes. A special train will also make it's way from Delhi state to Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala on Wednesday, bringing back stranded Keralites.