Restoration of the Garak tower complex has been completed in the village of Lyazhgi in the Dzheyrakh district.

The opening ceremony following extensive reconstruction was attended by the Governor of the region, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov; State Duma Deputy Muslim Tatriyev; Mikail Tumgoev, a representative of the SAFMAR charitable foundation in Ingushetia; elders of the Garakh clan; representatives of the teip; and residents of Lyazhgi.

Nine cultural heritage sites have been restored at the complex: a battle tower, five residential towers, and three crypts.

During the tour, restorers discussed the history of the complex, the architectural features of the towers, their defensive purpose, and the lives of the people who lived here many centuries ago. Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov spoke with elders of the Garakh clan and residents, discussing the significance of restoring the monuments and the need for their continued preservation.

"Our towers provided people with shelter and protection, allowed them to defend themselves and control the approaches to villages. They reflect the way of life, character, and history of our ancestors. Today, when you come here, you see how closely the history of these places is linked to specific families and clans. People know who lived here and remember their ancestors. It's a living connection between generations," said the Head of Ingushetia.

The Head of the Republic also expressed gratitude to Mikhail Gutseriev for his initiative and support of the large-scale restoration program. Thanks to funding from the Renaissance Foundation and the SAFMAR Group, the restoration covers dozens of historical settlements and hundreds of cultural heritage sites.

As a reminder, the tower heritage restoration program has been ongoing since 2023 and covers approximately 500 tower complexes. Local stone is quarried in the republic, and the "Heritage" school of masons trains specialists in traditional techniques. Previously, the Keli, Tumgi, Furtoug and Galushpi complexes were restored.

A meeting of the administrative commission was held in the Dzheyrakh District.

Today, the administrative commission of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District met to discuss issues related to violations of public amenities and cases of litter dumping in unauthorized locations.

Particular attention was paid to maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in the district's populated areas, as well as the responsibility of citizens for failure to comply with established requirements.

The "Kyazi" mountaineering camp in the Dzheyrak District is currently hosting training sessions. About 100 people—athletes, instructors, and mountain enthusiasts from various regions of Russia—are gathered here.

The sessions for participants from the Nizhny Novgorod Region and the Northwestern Federal District have already concluded. Tomorrow, a group of 25–30 mountaineers from Tatarstan will arrive to join the camp.

From one session to the next, "Kyazi" brings together people who are passionate about the mountains and mountaineering. Here, they exchange experience, train, prepare for ascents, and find like-minded individuals.

The camp is well-known far beyond the borders of the republic. In addition to training sessions, it hosts all-Russian mountaineering competitions, including national championships and the Russian Cup. I have visited "Kyazi" on several occasions and have always greatly enjoyed interacting with the participants. They are people genuinely dedicated to their craft, eager to share their expertise and discover Ingushetia. The natural environment of the Dzheyrakhsky District allows for training on routes of varying difficulty and accommodates high-level athletes.

The development of mountaineering is significant not only for sports but also for the tourism industry. Ingushetia is the "land of towers"—a region defined by unique mountain landscapes, ancient tower complexes, and sacred sites. Many come here for the climbs and mountain trails, while exploring the history, culture, and traditions of the Ingush people allows them to experience the republic from many different perspectives.

It is heartening that the camp has become a meeting place for people of different nationalities and generations, all united by a shared love for the mountains. Such encounters strengthen the bonds between regions. The weather in the mountains is changeable: after a few favorable days, it has turned colder, and now there is a mix of rain and snow. I wish all the participants of the training camp successful sessions, safe ascents, and a wonderful experience during their stay in Ingushetia. May "Kyazi" continue to bring mountain enthusiasts together and introduce them to the beauty of our region.

A preventive event focused on countering extremism and terrorism was held at the "Jeyrakh Village School and Kindergarten named after I. S. Lyanov."

The session was conducted by the local imam, Akhmad Tsitskiyev, in collaboration with R. M. Shaukhalov, a teacher of religious studies. During the meeting, the participants discussed the prevention of extremism and terrorism, the cultivation of tolerance and respect for people of different ethnicities and faiths, and the unacceptability of spreading radical ideologies.

Special emphasis was placed on fostering a sense of responsibility, mutual understanding, respect, and a peaceful attitude toward one another among the younger generation.

A working meeting was held with the deputy heads of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District.

A working meeting took place today, attended by the deputy heads of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District.

During the meeting, the participants addressed key issues concerning the municipality’s operations, the socio-economic development of the district, as well as current tasks and future work plans.

Following the discussion, priority areas for action were identified, and relevant directives were issued.

Efforts continue to address issues aimed at the development of the Dzheyrakhsky District and the improvement of the quality of life for its residents.

On October 13, 2026, a regular meeting of the administrative commission was held at the administration office of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District.

The agenda included a discussion regarding violations of fire safety regulations, specifically the lighting of open fires in unauthorized areas. Such violations pose a danger to the environment, can lead to wildfires, and cause damage to the natural landscape of our region.

The administration of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District urges residents and visitors to the area to observe established fire safety rules and to treat nature with care. Preserving the cleanliness, safety, and natural wealth of the Dzheyrakh District is a shared responsibility.

On October 8, the Dzheyrakh Municipal District marks a significant milestone: the 33rd anniversary of its founding.

Thirty-three years represent a history written by the lives of its people, the labor of several generations, and a deep love and loyalty toward their native land.

Dzheyrakh is more than just a spot on a map. It is our native mountains, ancient towers, fresh air, the family home, and the land we carefully preserve for future generations—a legacy that will serve as a valuable inheritance for those to come and a further contribution to the beautification and greening of our republic.

The Dzheyrakh District participated in a tree-planting event marking the 245th anniversary of Nazran.

Ahead of the 245th anniversary of the city of Nazran, the heads of municipalities in the Republic of Ingushetia took part in a celebratory tree-planting campaign.

Akhmed Bagaudinovich Lyanov, Head of the Dzheyrakh Municipal District, represented the district at the event.

Tree planting is a symbol of creation, unity, and care for one's native land. The trees planted today will serve as a valuable legacy for future generations and represent another contribution to the beautification and greening of our republic.

A warm evening dedicated to International Day of the Elderly was held at the Lyazhgi Community Center. Its greatest treasure was the guests themselves—their memories, wisdom, and stories that cannot be repeated.

The guests shared stories from their childhoods—simple yet vivid tales of how they lived, what they believed in, and what they enjoyed. They offered advice and guidance so warm and full of life experience that you want to treasure them. They also spoke about the traditions and culture of the region—things that are passed down from generation to generation and make us stronger and closer to each other.

On September 30, the Commission on Minors and the Protection of Their Rights held its regular meeting in the Dzheyrakh District.

During the meeting, issues aimed at preventing neglect and delinquency among minors, preventing family dysfunction, and ensuring the protection of the rights and legitimate interests of children were discussed.

Commission members reviewed materials on cases involving minors and their parents (legal representatives), discussed preventive measures, and further work with families in difficult life situations.

Following the meeting, appropriate decisions were made on each issue, further measures were determined, and the necessary instructions were given to the responsible services.

The commission's work is ongoing and aims to create favorable conditions for the upbringing and development of children, prevent crime, and ensure the protection of the rights of minors in the Dzheyrakh District.

A memorial evening dedicated to the anniversary of Ingush people's poet Dzhamaldin Yandiev was held at the Lyazhgi Community Center.

Dzhamaldin Khamurzaevich Yandiev was born on October 15, 1916, in the village of Balta. He lost his mother at a young age and his father during the deportation. He began writing poetry while still in school and later headed the Writers' Union of the Chechen-Ingush ASSR. In 1944, he was deported to Central Asia, but even there he continued writing poetry—it was during those years that his most poignant lines about the war and his native land were written.

During his lifetime, the poet published 20 collections of poetry in Ingush and Russian. His works were translated into many languages ​​of the USSR, and he himself translated Pushkin, Lermontov, and Mayakovsky into Ingush.

The most famous works include: "Believe!", "Mother," "Where I Was Born," "A Handful of Soil," "Tear," "Beat, Heart," "The Earth Burns and Cries," and "We Will Not Give Up Our Homeland." Many of these became folk songs—sung without notes because they came from the heart.

On September 27, a celebratory event will take place in the Dzheyrakh District to mark World Tourism Day and the closing of the summer tourism season.

The program will take place in the village of Leymi, on the grounds of the Oazdik Children's and Youth Health Complex.

Starting at 10:00 AM, guests can enjoy sports competitions, hiking trails, excursions, and ATV rides.

A concert by the A. Khamkhoev State Philharmonic will begin at 2:00 PM. Performances will include Ayna Aliyeva, Alina Musieva, Khava Yevloyeva, Maryam Oligova, Lolita Khashagulgova, Movsar Aksagov, Zara Ausheva, and Amir Pugoyev.

The concert program will also feature the rock band "Dega Oaz" and the Philharmonic's dance ensemble "Gargarei."

Admission is free.

The event is organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ingushetia.

The Russian Mountaineering Championship is underway in the Dzheyrakh District.

The strongest climbers from 11 regions of the country are participating in the competition.

Athletes compete in teams of two. The competition is held in a marathon format: participants spend eight hours on the rock face over the course of two days. Physical fitness and technical skill are key, as is tactics—the team must manage their strength wisely, choose a pace, and consider the difficulty of the routes.

The first route on the first day is determined by lottery, while the second route is determined based on the previous day's results. During the route, climbers alternately lead and belay each other. To qualify, both participants must complete the route, reach the finish station, and stow their gear.

Separate rankings are maintained for men's and women's teams. All participants have at least a first-class mountaineering rank.

Hosting the Russian Championship is a major sporting event for Ingushetia. The rock routes of the Dzheyrakh Gorge are well-known among climbers and are used for training. Trails of varying difficulty are laid here, from easy to category 6 routes.

The final results and closing ceremony will take place on September 24 at 7:00 PM.

More than 90 gas company employees took part in the Spartakiada Games in the Dzheyrakh District.

Competitions included employees of Gazprom Mezhregiongaz Nazran LLC and Gazprom Gazovoy Nazran JSC.

They competed in four disciplines: football, volleyball, tug-of-war, and pull-ups.

Following the competition, the team from the Malgobek Regional Energy Department took first place in the overall team standings, the team from the Main Administration took second place, and the team from the Sunzhensky Repair and Maintenance Site took third place.

The Spartakiada Games provided a platform for sports communication, teamwork, and physical activity for gas industry employees.

On September 15, a meeting of the administrative commission was held at the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration. During the meeting, a case related to the illegal dumping of garbage was considered.

The commission members reviewed the circumstances of the violation and made a decision. The administration urges residents to adhere to public welfare regulations and maintain cleanliness in the district.

An open, interactive lesson on life safety on "Safety in Various Emergencies" was held at a school in the Dzheyrakh district. During the lesson, students practiced procedures for dealing with man-made, household, natural, and social threats. They covered evacuation procedures in the event of smoke, rules of conduct when smelling gas, during a thunderstorm, and when discovering unattended objects. The practical portion included team problem-solving and a True/False game. Participants demonstrated their skills in calmly responding to emergency situations.

The FLYLAB paragliding festival is taking place in the Dzheyrakh district.

The FLYLAB paragliding festival is being held for the first time in the Dzheyrakh district of the Republic of Ingushetia. Thirty-two pilots are participating. Before the festival, participants spent three days practicing their flights near Pyatigorsk, testing wing models and undergoing training.

The festival program includes not only flights but also a cultural and educational component: an introduction to historical sites, traditional culture, and cuisine of Ingushetia, and interaction with local residents.

The festival is supported by the republic's authorities as a project promoting the development of extreme and mountain tourism. Plans are underway to make the event an annual event.

A practical "Rescuer School"—one of the activities of the "Young Rescuer" project—was held in the rural settlement of Beini.

Over 50 schoolchildren, college students, and university students experienced real-life situations. Participants practiced safety skills, providing first aid, and working collaboratively in a team.

The practical training included various scenarios, from emergency response to first aid. Previously, as part of the project, young people also learned fire and water safety procedures, evacuation procedures, and trauma response procedures.

The main goal of these training sessions is to teach young people how to remain alert in a critical moment, quickly assess the situation, and provide necessary assistance before emergency services arrive.

The initiative is being implemented with grant support from the Ministry of Foreign Relations, National Policy, Press, and Information of the Republic of Ingushetia.

A command post exercise was held in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration.

A command post exercise on the topic of "Actions in the Event of an Emergency" was held in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration.

During the exercise, management and responsible personnel practiced the actions they would take in the event of an emergency. Particular attention was paid to timely notification, gathering and coordinating responsible specialists, assessing the situation, making prompt decisions, and organizing interaction between the involved services.

Drill participants tested their readiness for a rapid response and coordinated actions in the event of an emergency, and also reinforced their skills in organizing public safety measures.

Following the command post exercise, the assigned objectives were achieved. The event helped improve the preparedness of management bodies and responsible personnel to act in a potential emergency.

A meeting of the Road Safety Commission was held at the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration. The following topical issues were discussed:

1. Organizing road safety activities for the new school year.

2. Analyzing the causes of child road traffic injuries in the Dzheyrakh District.

3. Work completed in the district to improve road safety.

Following the meeting of the Road Safety Commission in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District, instructions were given to conduct regular raids to identify traffic violators and organize preventative measures in schools.

Also, enforcement of drunk driving and seatbelt use should be tightened, and the quality of pedestrian crossings and road infrastructure near educational institutions, including lighting and signage, should be improved.

The regional tourist rally "More Than a Journey" concluded in the village of Beini.

For three days, participants from the North Caucasus regions met, socialized, attended educational sessions, participated in team activities, and discovered the mountainous Ingushetia.

The most important part of the program was the ascent of Table Mountain. The challenging route required endurance, mutual support, and teamwork. On Russian National Flag Day, the participants unfurled the tricolor right at the summit.

There were other highlights as well: navigation and route reconnaissance classes, map and GPS practice, new friendships, and, of course, plenty of time in the mountains.

Over these three days, the participants not only gained new knowledge and impressions but also formed a true team. We look forward to seeing all the participants back in Ingushetia—on new routes and new peaks!