Neonatal Care: A new study reaffirms that the rate of bilirubin rise after birth can predict newborn risk better than single readings, helping clinicians spot dangerous jaundice earlier. Public Broadcasting & AI: At the ABU AI Forum in Paro, Bhutan discussed how broadcasters can use AI for disaster communication—targeted updates, translation, and reducing misinformation—while noting Bhutan is still exploring practical use. Bhutan Digital Readiness: A nationwide digital readiness programme found many Bhutanese 3-star hotels can’t fully manage Google listings, social pages, and outdated websites, limiting visibility and bookings online. Space Tech for Forest Fires: ISRO’s NRSC trained Bhutanese officials on satellite-based forest fire detection and burnt-area mapping, including active fire monitoring and operational alert systems. Civil Service Automation: Bhutan launched its first civil service robot, Zhiyop, which answers questions from Bhutan Civil Service Rules and Regulations via voice. Green Tech & Energy: Indo-German partners held a renewables-for-energy-security dialogue with MNRE, stressing renewables to cut fossil-fuel shocks and boost resilience. Global Tech Policy: A US senator proposed giving the public a 50% stake in major AI companies via a tax-backed sovereign wealth fund model. Wildlife & Nature: Sikkim recorded a first-time video sighting of Himalayan takins, supporting ongoing conservation and trekking-route surveys. Startup in Bhutan: BNB Chain’s EASY Residency Season 4 opened applications for Web3/AI/builders to live and work in Gelephu Mindfulness City, with up to $500K funding per team.