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 Dutch startup Lightyear has unveiled what it is calling the world's first production-ready solar car. The Lightyear 0 is targeting a very specific buyer who values ​​efficiency over performance and wouldn't mind paying an arm and a leg for it. Will it sell? we will see. Lightyear 0 is the product of a six-year plan. The company claims that the car will enable drivers to travel independently for months without having to be plugged into a home outlet or charging station. A maximum of 946 Lightyear 0s will be produced at a cost of €250,000( 2,04,73,531.40 Indian Rupee )and the first cars will be delivered in early November. Here's what you need to know about the Lightyear 0, the world's first solar car.  Lightyear 0: Features patented solar arrays The Lightyear 0 features five square meters of patented, double curved solar arrays. According to the company, this technology allows the vehicle to charge itself while commuting or parked outside. Lightyear 0: Can power itself

Ladakh Police:  The license plate of this Fortuner shows that its registration is from Delhi. The Nubra Valley is a few hours north of Leh, where the Shyok and Siachan rivers meet. Looking at the photo given in the news, you will feel that Toyota Fortuner can also walk on sand. Or is she stuck in the sand. However, the matter is different. This Fortuner went to the area of ​​Leh where it is forbidden to drive. This photo has also been shared by the Leh Ladakh Police on their social media account. A couple was driving this Fortuner on the sand dunes in Hunder of Nubra Valley. This area of ​​Leh is also very popular. It is called the cold desert. However, this is a restricted area. Due to this, the police, taking action on this couple, imposed a heavy fine of 50 thousand rupees. Leh Police shared the information about the fine The Leh Police posted two photographs of the Fortuner on their official Facebook account, District Police Leh, which read that a tourist vehicle was in violation o