A man was arrested for faking heart attacks at local fancy restaurants in Spain's Blanca to avoid paying the bill. In September, the police in Spain arrested a 50-year-old Lithuanian man who repeatedly faked heart attacks to get out of paying the bill for fancy dinners.

A man was arrested for faking heart attacks at local fancy restaurants in Spain's Blanca to avoid paying the bill. In September, the police in Spain arrested a 50-year-old Lithuanian man who repeatedly faked heart attacks to get out of paying the bill for fancy dinners. They caught him in Alicante as he attempted to leave the restaurant without settling the bill and pretending to be unwell, the local police confirmed. He had previously performed the stunt 20 times within a year, an Alicante National Police spokesperson told Insider. The local police force was well aware of his trick. ALSO READ | Canadian visa services to face delays after New Delhi kicks out 41 diplomats In the most recent incident, the man ordered two whiskeys and seafood paella at El Buen Corner. After the dinner, he received a bill for $36.75, reported Spain's EFE news agency. Moisés Doménech, the restaurant's manager, told EFE that a colleague noticed him attempting to dine and dash. The Lithuanian man informed the restaurant staff that he had forgotten his wallet and needed to retrieve it from his hotel room. However, the restaurant staff refused to let him leave without paying. Then, the man dramatically threw himself to the ground and pretended to have a heart attack. However, the restaurant did not fall for his act and called the police. The officers immediately recognised the man. The Alicante National Police spokesperson confirmed that he was a repeat offender. She said, "He was arrested multiple times in Alicante. The modus operandi was the same." ALSO READ | Scientists to delve deep into mysterious signals from 'hell-like' exoplanet using James Webb Telescope The authorities were aware of the man's imprisonment but unsure of his status. Furthermore, the judiciary did not disclose much information about the case due to security concerns. An officer who arrested the man on four different occasions said he ordered expensive food items like lobsters, entrecote, and premium whiskeys. The officer added that the man usually greeted officers with a smile while being apprehended and appeared unfazed about spending a night or two behind bars. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Spain: Man arrested for faking heart attack multiple times to avoid paying restaurant bills

David Production knew adding filler episodes to Jojo's Bizarre Adventures would ruin the generational series. It is a shonen masterpiece with unparalleled action cement.

Though Mob Psycho 100 has several lovable characters, fans don't need to see Mob, Reigen, and the rest going on a noncanonical adventure.

Viewers were pleasantly surprised to know about the absence of filler episodes in the Shonen anime series Demon Slayer. It also does justice to the original story in the manga.




Jujutsu Kaisen cuts straight to the chase. Showcasing the journey of Yuri Itadori, the anime's lack of filler is impressive despite only two seasons being out.

Hunter x Hunter's 2011 adaptation remained faithful to the manga. Out of the 148 episodes in the series, there are only two recap episodes.

Filler episodes are lighthearted sequences and show the heroes having some fun for a change. Some people criticise Attack on Titan for its lack of humour, but adding such unnecessary sub-plots might mess up the gritty-world building.




Haikyuu! is the juggernaut of sports anime. It does not deviate from the manga and does not have filler episodes.




Surprisingly, One-Punch Man does not have filler episodes, as the series has goofy and lovable characters. Notably, the story centres on Saitama, a superhero who can defeat any enemy with a single punch, leaving space for several filler episodes.




Filler episodes are an anime trend. However, they seem to be fading out. Here are some of the best anime series with no filler episodes.

8 Anime Series With No Filler Episodes

This Navratri, Try These Indian Desserts To Sweeten Your Festivities

Often called the king of Indian sweets, Gulab Jamun is a must-have sweet during Navratri. It is a soft and spongy treat, made from milk solids with a touch of flour, deep fried and dipped in sugar syrup.

Jalebi is a hard-to-resist dessert one must try during Navratri. Crispy on the outside and syrupy on the inside, this coil-like orange dessert will leave you wanting more.




Coconut Barfi is a quintessential Navratri indulgence. It is a simple yet delicious sweet, made from freshly grated coconut, sugar, and a touch of cardamom.




A creamy and melt-in-the-mouth sweet, malai peda is a delectable sweet. A sliver of pistachio or almond on the malai peda adds to its rich taste.


Navratri is a big deal in West Bengal, the birthplace of Rasgulla, a spongy and delicate dessert enjoyed throughout the country.


Besan laddoo, made from roasted gram flour, ghee, sugar, and cardamom, is a classic Indian sweet offered to Indian gods and goddesses.




Kesar pista kulfi is a frozen Indian dessert popular during Navratri. It is the perfect way to cool down during festive celebrations.

Navratri is the best time to savour exquisite sweet treats. Moong dal halwa is a labour of love that requires patience but rewards you with a heavenly experience.




Chana dal payasam is a South Indian delicacy often enjoyed during Navratri. It's a comforting and wholesome sweet dish, perfect for festive occasions.




Discover the sweetness of Navratri with these nine delicious Indian desserts.

7 Upcoming Winter Treks in India for Snow Lovers 

The Kauri Pass Trek, nestled in the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, will take you through the scenic views of the meadows of Garhwal. 

The Har Ki Dun Trek takes trekkers through the route chosen by Pandavas while ascending to heaven. It passes through some of the most beautiful Himalayan villages.

Sandakphu Phalut Trek has scenic views of Makalu, Everest and Lhotse. It also gives a stunning view of the Sleeping Buddha on the horizon. 

Brahmatal trek is one of the few winter treks accessible during peak winters of January and February. Trekkers get the closest view of the majestic Mt Thrishul and Nanda Ghunti. 

Kedarkantha Trek is the best for beginners. Starting from Sankri, fresh winter snow usually covers the trek throughout the winter season. 


The Nag Tibba trek gives you a chance to reach the highest peak of the Nag Tibba Range. It also gives stunning views of Bandarpooch, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Doon Valley and Chanabang. 

Parashar Lake, located in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, is ideal for a family winter trek. It gives a majestic 360-degree view of the Kullu Valley. 

Here are the best winter treks in India for people who love chasing the snow:

A recent study has revealed that the cause behind the largest marsquake that occurred on 4 May 2022 was not a meteor but something else. According to the paper published in the Geophysical Research Letters journal, two of the most shocking quakes on Mars did not occur because of a meteor or any object from the sky.

A recent study has revealed that the cause behind the largest marsquake that occurred on 4 May 2022 was not a meteor but something else. According to the paper published in the Geophysical Research Letters journal, two of the most shocking quakes on Mars did not occur because of a meteor or any object from the sky. The most likely explanation is that the tectonic forces within Mars released suddenly. The marsquake, S1222a, had a magnitude of 4.7 and caused shakings around the planet to resonate for six hours. Dr Benjamin Fernando, the lead author of the recently published paper, contacted space agencies of various countries to survey the marsquake. But after exploring 144.8 million square kilometres of Mars, Fernando's team could not find a crater, concluding that an asteroid did not cause the tremor. "The most exciting thing about this research has been bringing together researchers from across the world to search for the crater, including those from nations who do not routinely collaborate in space research," he told IFLScience. The research team InSight concluded that Mars is more geographically active than they expected, as per previous measurements. However, Dr Fernando believes Mars still does not have active tectonic plates, and the stress release within Mars' crust caused the tremors. He said, "These stresses are the result of billions of years of evolution, including the cooling and shrinking of different parts of the planet at different rates." "We still do not fully understand why some parts of the planet seem to have higher stresses than others, but these results help us to investigate further. One day, this information may help us to understand where it would be safe for humans to live on Mars and where you might want to avoid it!" he added. Dr Daniela Tirsch, the science coordinator for the high-resolution stereo camera on board the ESA's Mars Express spacecraft, explained, "This experiment shows how important it is to maintain a diverse set of instruments at Mars, and we are glad to have played our part in completing the multi-instrumental and international approach of this study." Other international collaborators have also echoed these sentiments. Dr Jianjun Liu, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, said, "We are willing to collaborate with scientists around the world to share and apply this scientific data to get more knowledge about Mars, and are proud to have provided data from the colour images on Tianwen-1 to contribute to this effort." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Mars shook for over 6 hours in 2022 and its source is quite shocking

A new analysis has revealed the reason for the presence of Neanderthal DNA in human populations in Europe and Asia. The study, published in Science Advances journal, has deepened scientists' understanding of the ancient genomes that may have medical relevance today.

A new analysis has revealed the reason for the presence of Neanderthal DNA in human populations in Europe and Asia. The study, published in Science Advances journal, has deepened scientists' understanding of the ancient genomes that may have medical relevance today. It tracks the hereditary legacy of the age-old relatives of our species with more accuracy, using the critical mass of significant data. Many humans alive today have a tiny per cent of Neanderthal DNA because of the prehistoric sexual encounters between our ancestors and the Stone Age hominins, who became extinct around 40,000 years ago. However, East Asian populations have a slightly higher concentration of Neanderthal DNA in their genomes. This difference has always baffled scientists as they have found Neanderthal remains extensively across Europe and the Middle East but not further east of the Altai Mountains in Central Asia. ALSO READ | NASA shares amazing picture of solar eclipse clicked from space "So what's puzzling is that in an area where we've never found any Neanderthal remains, there's more Neanderthal DNA," said study co-author Mathias Currat, a senior lecturer of genetics and evolution at the University of Geneva. Neanderthal DNA makes up about 2 per cent of the genetic makeup of Eurasians. However, it makes up about 4 per cent of the genetic makeup of East Asians, Currat said. Currat and his colleagues at the University of Geneva analysed the distribution of the DNA inherited from Neanderthals in the genomes of humans over the past 40,000 years. After the research, they came up with a possible explanation for this discrepancy. "We are beginning to have enough data to describe more and more precisely the percentage of DNA of Neanderthal origin in the genome of Sapiens at certain periods of prehistory," Currat explained. According to the study, the distribution of Neanderthal DNA did not always look as it does now. The research found that in samples older than 20,000 years, genomes of Stone Age Homo sapiens in Europe contained a slightly higher proportion of Neanderthal DNA than those from Asia. Thus, the present pattern of a higher percentage of Neanderthal ancestry in Asian populations compared to those in Europe developed at a later stage, the research team concluded. It possibly happened during the Neolithic transition when farming replaced hunting and gathering as a way of life. However, Currat said it was unclear how this transition unfolded in Asia due to the relative lack of data. The study included 1,517 samples from Europe versus 1,108 from Asia. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Why do some people have more Neanderthal DNA than others? Scientists now have an explanation

A 27-year-old Asian elephant named Rani died at the St. Louis Zoo in Missouri on Friday. Officials at the St. Louis Zoo announced Rani's demise on Tuesday afternoon, saying a dog on the loose might have been indirectly responsible for her death.

A 27-year-old Asian elephant named Rani died at the St. Louis Zoo in Missouri on Friday. Officials at the St. Louis Zoo announced Rani's demise on Tuesday afternoon, saying a dog on the loose might have been indirectly responsible for her death. Michael Macek, the director at St. Louis Zoo, said, "We are devastated. We ask for the community's thoughts and support during this difficult time." The pathologist at the St. Louis Zoo found that Rani had preexisting heart problems. However, the zoo is still examining what contributed to her death. The officials believe that the immediate cause of death might be related to a small dog running around in a non-public area near the elephant barn. Rani was indoors having dinner and did not see the dog. But another elephant that saw the dog became agitated. The Elephant Care Team members tried to catch the dog while moving the other elephants indoors. However, Rani became distressed inside the barn. She began to vocalise with the other elephants before collapsing. The officials tried to revive her but failed. ALSO READ | Bionic hand fusing with human body creates new possibilities in amputee rehabilitation After Rani passed, the Elephant Care Team spent time with her to say goodbye. Other elephants were also given time with her. The zoo officials said they calmed down quickly and are doing well. Later, the zoo officials caught the small dog and turned it into a local shelter. Rani was five when she and her mother, Ellie, came to the St. Louis Zoo in 2001. Eight Asian elephants remain at the St. Louis Zoo, including six from three generations of the same family. "Rani was a special member of this elephant family group," Katie Pilgram-Kloppe, zoological manager of the River's Edge habitat at the zoo, said in a statement. "While growing up here in St. Louis, she learned from her mom, Ellie, how to be an amazing mother herself," Pilgram-Kloppe said. There are less than 50,000 Asian elephants left in the wild, scattered in discrete habitats across 13 countries. Their future survival as a species is uncertain, with threats from poachers killing them for ivory, skin, and meat. Furthermore, the humans continue to intrude into the space where they roam. According to the St. Louis Zoo, their breeding programme is helping preserve the species. Recently, three elephants, Maliha, Jade and Priya, were born there. Under human care, the median life expectancy of a female Asian elephant is 47 years. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

A dog on the loose in a Missouri zoo caused an elephant to become so anxious that she died

IND vs BAN Weather Forecast and Pitch Report: India and Bangladesh will clash in the 17th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match on October 19 at 02:00 pm IST. The Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune will host the IND vs BAN match.

IND vs BAN Weather Forecast and Pitch Report: India and Bangladesh will clash in the 17th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match on October 19 at 02:00 pm IST. The Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune will host the IND vs BAN match. So far, Rohit Sharma-led India recorded three impressive victories in their ICC World Cup 2023 matches. They are currently leading the points table. In their first match, they defeated five-time World Cup champions Australia by six wickets. Then, they defeated Afghanistan in their second match by eight wickets. In the previous game, they beat their old-time rivals Pakistan by seven wickets, marking their eighth win against them in a World Cup match. Meanwhile, Shakib Al Hasan-led Bangladesh started their World Cup 2023 campaign by defeating Afghanistan by six wickets. However, they lost their second match to the defending champions, England, after they failed to chase a 364-run target. Despite their better performance in their third match, Bangladesh suffered defeat at the hands of New Zealand. ALSO READ | ICC World Cup 2023 Live Streaming for FREE: When & where to watch Cricket ODI World Cup live on mobile APP, TV India and Bangladesh have clashed 40 times in ODI-format cricket. However, India comfortably leads the head-to-head record. Among the 40 matches, India has won 31, Bangladesh has won 8, and only one ended with no result. However, Bangladesh has won three out of the last five ODI matches against India. Their last encounter was at the Asia Cup 2023 Super Four stage, where Bangladesh won by six runs. In a 2022 three-match ODI series, Bangladesh defeated India by 2-1. Here's everything you need to know about the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium pitch report and the weather forecast for the IND vs BAN match. IND vs BAN World Cup 2023: MCA Stadium Pitch Report The pitch at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium is a batting heaven. It favours the batters throughout the match, allowing them to hit the ball through its line. The teams India scored the highest number of runs (356/2) recorded at the stadium in 2017 against England. However, the lowest score recorded here was also by India (232 runs) in 2013 against Australia. IND vs BAN World Cup 2023 Weather Report According to Accuweather, there are no chances of rain during the India vs Bangladesh match. The probability of precipitation is one per cent, and the maximum temperature will be 33 degrees Celsius. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

IND vs BAN Weather Forecast: Check World Cup 2023 India vs Bangladesh MCA Stadium Pune weather & pitch report

IND vs BAN ICC World Cup 2023 Tickets: India will lock horns with Bangladesh in the 19th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match. The Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune will host the IND vs BAN match on Thursday, October 19, at 02:00 pm IST.

IND vs BAN ICC World Cup 2023 Tickets: India will lock horns with Bangladesh in the 19th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match. The Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune will host the IND vs BAN match on Thursday, October 19, at 02:00 pm IST. Their last encounter was at the Asia Cup 2023 Super Four stage, where Bangladesh won by six runs. In a 2022 three-match ODI series, Bangladesh defeated India by 2-1. Ahead of the highly-anticipated game, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has released more tickets on Wednesday, October 18. Here's how to book tickets for the India vs Bangladesh World Cup 2023 match. How to book tickets for India vs Bangladesh World Cup 2023 match? On October 11, 2023, BCCI shared a post on Twitter, sharing the link for buying tickets to India's upcoming matches in Ahmedabad and Pune. The post said, "Grab your tickets for two highly anticipated upcoming India matches! Tickets for #TeamIndia #CWC23 league matches against Pakistan & Bangladesh in Ahmedabad & Pune respectively go LIVE today!" To book the India vs Bangladesh match tickets, you can visit the following websites, which are ICC's official ticket booking partners. https://tickets.cricketworldcup.com https://in.bookmyshow.com/ What is the price for the India vs Bangladesh World Cup match? According to ICC's official ticket booking partners, the ticket price for India vs Bangladesh starts at ₹1,200. ALSO READ | IND vs BAN Weather Forecast: Check World Cup 2023 India vs Bangladesh MCA Stadium Pune weather & pitch report What is the maximum number of tickets I can buy for the India vs Bangladesh match? According to Book My Show's website, one individual cannot purchase over four tickets for the India vs Bangladesh World Cup 2023 match. How to book IND vs BAN tickets on BookMyShow? BookMyShow has made ticket booking easy for the World Cup 2023, hosted by India. All you need to do is visit the website and select your city. Under Sports, you'll find several scheduled ICC World Cup 2023 matches. Then, choose the game you wish to watch and your favourite seat. Make the payment, and you're good to go. Can I book IND vs BAN tickets online? You can visit ICC's official broadcasting partner to book India vs Bangladesh match tickets. However, the latest update shows that all tickets for the India vs Bangladesh match are booked, and the match is already sold out. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

IND vs BAN Tickets Online: How to book tickets for India vs Bangladesh World Cup 2023; Check full details here

NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023: New Zealand and Afghanistan will clash in the 16th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match. New Zealand kickstarted their ICC World Cup 2023 campaign by beating defending champions England by nine wickets.

NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023: New Zealand and Afghanistan will clash in the 16th ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match. New Zealand kickstarted their ICC World Cup 2023 campaign by beating defending champions England by nine wickets. After that, they emerged victorious in their next two matches against the Netherlands and Bangladesh. They seek to continue their winning streak in the World Cup 2023. However, the Kiwis must not underestimate Afghanistan after their shocking victory against defending champions England. Despite losing their first two matches to Bangladesh and India, they did not lose hope and defeated England by 69 runs. Their win has given them a better standing in the World Cup points table. Afghanistan will look forward to continuing their momentum in the upcoming matches. Here's everything you need to know about the upcoming ICC World Cup 2023 match between New Zealand and England. NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023 Match Details Match: New Zealand vs Afghanistan, 16th match, ICC World Cup 2023 Date: Wednesday, October 18 Time: 02:00 pm IST Venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai ALSO READ | ICC World Cup 2023 Live Streaming for FREE: When & where to watch Cricket ODI World Cup live on mobile APP, TV NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023 Probable Playing XI New Zealand: Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (c/wk), Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult Afghanistan: Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Ibrahim Zadran, Rahmat Shah, Hashmatullah Shahidi (c), Mohammad Nabi, Ikram Alikhil (wk), Azmatullah Omarzai, Rashid Khan, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Naveen-ul-Haq, Fazalhaq Farooqi NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023 Weather Report AccuWeather predicted that it will be partly sunny in Chennai on Wednesday afternoon. The probability of precipitation is three per cent with 67 per cent humidity. The minimum temperature will be 27 degrees Celsius, and the maximum will be 32 degrees Celsius. NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023 Pitch Report The surface at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai is known for its spin-friendly conditions. A slow track could be possible, and the batters will look for slow and steady knocks on such a pitch. Opting to bowl would be a wise decision. MA Chidambaram Stadium has hosted two ICC World Cup 2023 matches. In both the matches, the winning team bowled first. NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023 Head-to-Head Afghanistan and New Zealand have faced each other in only two matches in ODI World Cup. Afghanistan has never won a game against the Black Caps. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

NZ vs AFG World Cup 2023: Check date, time, venue, probable playing XI, weather, pitch report & head-to-head

After 15 years of court trial, a Delhi court on Wednesday convicted five men for the murder of TV journalist Soumya Vishwanathan. The Delhi court held Ravi Kapoor, Amit Shukla, Baljeet Malik and Ajay Kumar guilty of murder while convicting Ajay Sethi of stealing property under the sections of MCOCA (Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act) 1999.

After 15 years of court trial, a Delhi court on Wednesday convicted five men for the murder of TV journalist Soumya Vishwanathan. The Delhi court held Ravi Kapoor, Amit Shukla, Baljeet Malik and Ajay Kumar guilty of murder while convicting Ajay Sethi of stealing property under the sections of MCOCA (Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act) 1999. Soumya's mother, Madhavi Vishwanath, told Hindustan Times, "We have been fighting for 15 years. It's a relief, but we have lost our daughter." She said," We are not in favour of the death penalty. We want them to suffer like we are suffering." Here's everything you need to know about the Soumya Vishwanathan murder case before the court announces the quantum of sentence for the convicted men. What's the Soumya Vishwanathan Murder Case? On 30 September 2008, Soumya Vishwanathan, a 25-year-old correspondent working with India Today, was found dead in her car on Nelson Mandela Marg in South Delhi. She was reportedly returning home from work at 03:30 am. Initially, the cops struggled to find her killers. But during a 2009 investigation into the murder of BPO employee Jigisha Ghosh, one of the accused confessed to being involved in Soumya's murder. In April 2009, the Delhi police charged the accused under the MCOCA in the Soumya Vishwanathan murder case. They filed a chargesheet against five men, Ravi Kapoor, Amit Shukla, Baljeet Malik, Ajay Kumar and Ajay Sethi in June 2009. ALSO READ | Same-sex marriage: Former SC judge Indu Malhotra explains why legislation is essential in India The authorities charged them with murder, robbery, and other offences in 2010. In August 2016, a trial court sentenced Ravi Kapoor and Amit Shukla to death in the 2009 Jigisha Ghosh murder case while sentencing Baljeet Malik to life imprisonment. However, in January 2018, the Delhi High Court upheld Malik's sentence while commuting Kapoor and Shukla's death sentences to life imprisonment. On 27 February 2019, Malik filed a plea in the Delhi High Court to speed up the trial. Finally, in May 2023, after 15 years of her murder, final arguments commenced after the court concluded the recording of evidence. On 13 October 2023, Additional Sessions Judge Ravindra Kumar Pandey reserved the judgment in the case after the completion of arguments by the defence and prosecution. Five days later, on 18 October 2023, the Delhi court convicted Kapoor, Shukla, Kumar and Malik for Soumya Vishwanath's murder and Sethi for receiving stolen property under the MCOCA. The court has set the date for sentencing on 26 October 2023. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Soumya Vishwanathan Case: Murder of TV journalist that shocked Delhi 15 years ago; Here's all you need to know

7 Foods Items That Can Turn Toxic When Reheated

Vegetables with high amounts of nitrate, like carrots, turnips, celery, or spinach, can turn toxic when reheated. Such reheated vegetables have carcinogenic properties. 

you can get food poisoning from eating reheated rice. It’s not the reheating that causes the problem, but how you store it before reheating. 

Potatoes are easy to store, reheat and consume. However, if you reheat them again, they might produce Clostridium Botulinum (bacteria causing botulism). 

Eating reheated mushrooms can cause havoc with your digestive system, as reheating breaks the present protein, generating toxins containing oxidised nitrogen and free radicals.  



Omega-3 present in cold-pressed oil is sensitive to temperature. It breaks and becomes rancid above 40 degrees Celsius.   


Eggs contain a lot of protein. When reheated, they might be exposed to high temperatures which may destabilise its protein and make it toxic. 

Just like eggs and mushroom, reheating can have a negative impact on the protein present in the chicken. 


Leftovers can be a saviour when you get sudden hunger pangs during odd hours of the day. However, here are some food items you must not reheat.

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