Your Weekend Planner May 21: Garam chai and a book from Camus

A hot cup and a warm book - two things to keep you company, and calm. Read on.

Dear Reader, #ActOfKindnessPanjagutta Traffic Police Constable Mr. Mahesh while performing patrolling duty @Somajiguda noticed two children requesting others for food at the road side, immediately he took out his lunch box & served food to the hungry children. pic.twitter.com/LTNjihUawn Nazar ke saamne hogi #KumarSanu aur #AnuradhaPaudwal ki epic jodi, aur stage par honge #IdolSayli aur #IdolAshish! Dekhna mat bhooliyega #RomanceSpecial #IndianIdol2020 iss weekend raat 9:30 baje, sirf Sony par! pic.twitter.com/uzBUcrK6rs It's another Friday, and we're still cursing Corona for snatching the old-normal life away. However, moving on to making do with whatever we have. The week that just went by saw Cyclone Tauktae battering the western coast, with a lot of damage to Gujarat and Maharashtra. Even as people take stock of the devastation, there's another cyclone growing in the Bay of Bengal, we hear. East, stay safe. Staying safe these days also means staying home, so do that if you can do that. Get a cup of garam chai to celebrate International Tea Day today. You can follow our recipe or ruffle up a cup the best way you know. Tea is everyone's. From the bookshelf, we have a pick from 1942, originally written in French. Dive into the mind of Meursault, Albert Camus's hero, with The Stranger. On OTT, there's Arjun Kapoor playing Bajrangi Bhaijaan of sorts in Sardar Ka Grandson. There's also the zombie film Army of Dead if you like that kind of stuff.