As conflict between Iran and Israel widens, US President Donald Trump abruptly left the G-7 summit in Calgary on Monday evening to attend to security related issues in the middle east.In related news, the government Monday said it was relocating Indian students in Iran within the country to ensure their safety. There are roughly 10,000 Indians in Iran, out of whom 6,000 are students.Meanwhile, an Air India flight from San Francisco to Mumbai suffered a technical snag in one of its engines due to which passengers had to be deplaned during a scheduled halt at the Kolkata’s airport early on Tuesday.Here are top five news stories from the morning:Trump abruptly leaves G7US President Trump abruptly left the G-7 summit amid escalating Middle East tensions, hinting at potential US involvement in an Israeli strike against Iran’s nuclear program. Read full storyPM Modi arrives in Canada for G7 summitPrime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Kananaskis, Canada, on Tuesday to attend the 51st G7 Summit. This is PM Modi’s first visit to Canada in ten years. During his 23-hour stay, PM Modi will speak at the G7 Outreach Session on Tuesday. He will also hold several bilateral meetings, including with Canadian PM Carney. Read full storyAir India San Francisco-Mumbai flight halted in KolkataAir India flight AI180, traveling from San Francisco to Mumbai, experienced a technical malfunction in its left engine upon landing at Kolkata’s Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport. Read full storyIndia starts evacuating students from IranAs Israel-Iran air strikes intensified, the government Monday said it was relocating Indian students in Iran within the country to ensure their safety. There are roughly 10,000 Indians in Iran, out of whom 6,000 are students. Read full storyAngelo Mathews says Sri Lanka deserves to play more Test cricketAngelo Mathews has voiced his disappointment over the limited number of Test matches Sri Lanka are scheduled to play in the upcoming World Test Championship cycle. Sri Lanka are set to feature in six two-match series between 2025 and 2027 — the joint-lowest alongside Bangladesh. Read full story