Infrastructure & Food Security: President Prabowo inaugurated five dams—Meninting, Rukoh, Keureuto, Jlantah and Sidan—aimed at boosting irrigation, water supply, flood control and renewable energy, urging agencies to operate them professionally. Anti-Corruption Push: In the same push, Prabowo demanded introspection from bureaucrats, military, police and prosecutors, warning that public power comes from taxpayers and corruption can’t be tolerated. Forest-Fire Response: The environment ministry named Riau, West Kalimantan and South Sumatra as top restoration hotspots, targeting large-scale revegetation and peatland recovery with corporate and community partners. Biodiesel Rollout: Indonesia officially started mandatory B50 biodiesel, with officials saying it will cut fuel imports and save major foreign-exchange spending. Conservation Decree: A presidential instruction was issued to protect Sumatran and Kalimantan elephants and require development projects to adapt to migration corridors. Tourism Boost: Indonesia is targeting 750,000–820,000 high-quality Indian visitors in 2026, backed by expanded promotions beyond Bali. Public Health: The government plans to detect up to 37,000 undiagnosed leprosy cases to speed elimination. Environment Disaster: A Jakarta-area landfill fire has been extinguished after more than a week, with evacuees returning home. Culture & Local Economy: VP Gibran reviewed a revitalized Banyuwangi market designed with an Osing-inspired tourism concept.