Nazran's budget grew by 25 million rubles thanks to increased tax revenues.

Mayor Ruslan Ozdoyev held a meeting to discuss the results of tax collection for 2025. Together with the head of the financial department, Bagaudin Khalukhaev, the deputy head of the administration, Milana Markhieva, and the head of the economic department, Magomed Gazdiev, they discussed the results achieved.

Bagaudin Khalukhaev reported an increase in tax payments of 25 million rubles compared to 2024. The main increase was achieved through improved tax collection and the registration of previously unregistered individuals. This will allow the city to tackle important tasks, including the repayment of accounts payable.

Ruslan Ozdoyev thanked everyone involved for their work, noting the contribution of the tax service and the city prosecutor's office.

The meeting emphasized the importance of transparency and effective communication between institutions, businesses, and the population.

Plans include improving tax accounting and introducing new tools for monitoring and informing the population.

Nazarny's budget has grown by 25 million rubles thanks to an increase in tax revenues.

The increase in revenue was achieved by improving tax collection and registering entrepreneurs who previously worked without registration.

At the end of the first half of the year, budget revenues grew by 15% compared to the same period last year.

The main sources of revenue remain personal income tax and property taxes.

The head of Nazran, Ruslan Ozdoyev, noted that the additional funds will make it possible to address priority urban issues, including city improvement, reduction of accounts payable, and increased transparency and efficiency.

“This result was made possible thanks to the systematic work of the administration, the tax service, the labor inspectorate, and the prosecutor's office. More funds mean more opportunities to improve the quality of life for the residents of our city,” the mayor emphasized.

The Nazran District hosted the “Family and Loved Ones” forum.

The opening of the family community forum, organized by the Movement of the first, took place at Multidisciplinary Lyceum No. 1 in the village of Ali-Yurt.

The event brought together parents, specialists, and experts to discuss important topics:

Family values and approaches to parenting

Child safety: informational, psychological, and social

Participants divided into interactive groups, where they discussed key topics, completed practical tasks, and exchanged ideas. The program included music and dance performances by schoolchildren.

The forum aimed to strengthen family traditions through joint activities, develop the creative and leadership abilities of all family members, create a platform for sharing experiences and supporting family volunteering, and promote a healthy lifestyle within the family.

Major repairs have begun on Iski-Lorsa Street in Nazran.

Work has started on resurfacing a 900-meter section of the road. This project has been long awaited by residents, who have been requesting that the street be repaired for the past 10 years.

The street is home to Secondary School No. 14 and Kindergarten No. 11, as well as an important exit to the central thoroughfares—Oskanova, Magomed-Akhmed, and Zyazikova streets.

The new asphalt will improve comfort for drivers and pedestrians and provide additional safety, especially for children on their way to school.

A new roundabout is being built in Nazran.

Reconstruction of the R-217 Kavkaz federal highway section continues in Ingushetia. The project includes a large-scale upgrade of road infrastructure and the creation of a modern transport hub.

Particular attention is being paid to ensuring the safety of the left turn from 1st Line Street onto Mutalieva Street, one of the most accident-prone sections.

As part of the project, a roundabout is being built, the turning radius for public and freight transport is being expanded, and the width of the roadway is being increased to 63.5 meters.

The new section will make traffic safer and more comfortable, improve access to socially significant facilities, and facilitate access to the bus station.

A School of Creative Industries has opened in Nazran.

Now even more teenagers in Ingushetia will be able to discover their talents and master modern creative professions. The School of Creative Industries has opened its doors at Gymnasium No. 1 in Nazran.

The opening ceremony was attended by Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Ingushetia Khadzhibekir Mutaliev, heads of the ministries of culture and education, deputies of the People's Assembly of the Republic of Ingushetia, and others.

The educational institution will accept more than 100 teenagers. The training is designed for children aged 11 to 17. Classes will be held in six studios with modern equipment: sound engineering, 3D modeling, animation, VR/AR development, photography and videography, web design, and much more.

The program is designed to last two years.

The project is being implemented as part of the federal initiative “Made in Russia” with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.

The republican stage of the “Best School Canteen – 2025” competition was held in Kantyshevo.

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Five schools – winners of the municipal stage – took part in the competition. The grand opening was accompanied by a concert program performed by students, after which each team presented a culinary table.

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The evaluation took into account sanitary standards, menu variety, food quality, taste, and presentation.

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Competition results:

1st place — Secondary School No. 11, Inarki village;

2nd place — Secondary School No. 3, Nazran;

Third place — Secondary School No. 1, Karabulak; Secondary School No. 2, Sunzha; and Multidisciplinary Lyceum No. 1, Ali-Yurt.

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The competition aims to improve the quality of school meals and promote a balanced diet among students.

Construction of a large-scale urban improvement project continues in Nazran.

Work is actively underway to create a modern and comfortable urban environment on the 11-hectare site around the city pond in Nazran, which won the All-Russian competition for the best projects organized by the Russian Ministry of Construction.

As part of the construction, old structures have already been dismantled, a retaining wall has been erected, a video surveillance system has been installed, and the foundation for curbstones and paving slabs has been prepared. Convenient piers and access ramps to the water have been built, and modern lighting poles have been installed.

In the near future, there are plans to build a boat station, a playground, and city swings. The project also includes the creation of a summer amphitheater and a restaurant on the water.

The work is being carried out as part of the national project “Infrastructure for Life” and the federal project “Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment” with the support of the Ministry of Construction of Ingushetia.

To date, the facility is 60% complete, with construction scheduled for completion at the end of 2026.

Construction of a new road is nearing completion in the village of Geirbek-Yurt.

In the rural settlement of Geirbek-Yurt, construction of a motorway on Sportivnaya Street is nearing completion.

Work began in August 2025 and covers a 1.7 km section. Construction is scheduled for completion in October this year.

Sportivnaya Street is of great importance to residents: there are 11 residential buildings, a sports ground, and plots for individual construction along it. The new road will provide convenience for more than 250 residents of the village.

In the village of Plievo, traffic police officers and students from School No. 3 held a road safety awareness campaign.

Most accidents involving children happen at night, especially on unlit roads.

The main goal of the event was to remind schoolchildren about the rules of safe behavior on the road and show them how important it is to use reflective elements on their clothes and backpacks. Such “safety beacons” make children visible to drivers and reduce the risk of accidents.

Autumn landscaping has begun in Nazran.

Work is being carried out at two sites where federal projects “Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment” and “Small Towns and Historic Settlements” are being completed.

Boxwood, roses, and thuja are being planted. Boxwood helps purify the air and trap dust,

roses will decorate the park and attract pollinators,

and thuja will preserve greenery all year round and protect against wind and noise.

Up to 200 seedlings are planned to be planted in the pond area: Schubert's bird cherry, rowan, and weeping willow.

Specialists are currently pruning and fertilizing trees, preparing the soil, and carrying out preventive maintenance.

Work has begun in Nazran on the construction of a sidewalk leading to the Arapiev Ingush Polytechnic College.

The work began after the city administration reached an agreement with the owners of adjacent plots to move part of the fencing in order to expand the pedestrian zone.

The work is scheduled to be completed by the end of November.

Earlier, public figures from Nasyr-Kort and the director of the educational institution, A. Arapiev, appealed to the mayor with a request to build a safe path to the college.

The project is being implemented in response to numerous requests from residents and is aimed at improving the safety and convenience of the city's road infrastructure.

The first classes at the School of Creative Industries have begun in Nazran.

The second School of Creative Industries in Nazran has opened its doors to its first students. The curriculum is aimed at developing skills in modern creative professions, including acoustics, sound recording, music creation, VR/AR, 3D modeling, animation, photography, videography, and editing.

Classical and digital disciplines, including graphic design, are taught by experienced professionals. Among them is Savarbek Bokov, who combines professional competence with an individual approach to developing students' creative potential.

The New School of Creative Industries opens up opportunities for young people to master sought-after professions and improve their qualifications in a high-demand field.

Public transport routes are being optimized in Nazran.

Residents of Nazran will soon be able to get to the city and children's clinics faster and more comfortably: there are plans to increase the number of buses on route No. 6.

On the instructions of the Head of Ingushetia, the route map will also be updated: the starting and ending stops of routes No. 6 and No. 22 will be adjusted, which will make travel around the city more convenient for all passengers.

These changes are aimed at improving access to medical services, especially for families with children and elderly residents.

A preventive campaign called “Buckle Up!” was held in the Nazranovsky District.

Employees of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs Traffic Police, together with students from Secondary School No. 1 in the village of Ekazhevo, organized a preventive event dedicated to road safety.

During the event, traffic police officers stopped cars and talked to drivers and passengers, drawing their attention to the need to comply with the rules for transporting children and the use of seat belts by everyone in the car.

The schoolchildren actively supported the campaign by handing out leaflets reminding road users of safety rules and the consequences of violating them.

Such initiatives help to foster a responsible attitude towards compliance with traffic rules and contribute to a reduction in the number of road accidents.

The improvement of Iski-Lorsa Street in Nazran has been completed.

The work was carried out as part of the municipal program to create a comfortable urban environment.

As a result of the work carried out, new asphalt pavement has been laid on the street, and modern lighting poles and street lamps have been installed.

It should be noted that the Nazran improvement project includes suggestions from city residents.

Large-scale road reconstruction work is underway in the village of Yandare.

The contractor continues to carry out major repairs and comprehensive improvements to the section of the road along Ordzhonikidze Street.

The length of the section being renovated is more than 5,200 meters.

In addition to replacing the asphalt pavement, the project includes: renovating and constructing new sidewalks, installing bus stops, and bringing pedestrian crossings near schools No. 1 and No. 2 into compliance with standards.

The implementation of the project will significantly improve the quality of road infrastructure and traffic safety.

The road to School No. 3 in Kantyshevo has become safer.

Previously, children had to walk to school along a dark and poorly maintained street. The problem, raised by a resident during a “Direct Line” broadcast with the Head of Ingushetia, has been resolved.

Specialists have completed work on improving the pedestrian path to the educational institution.

What has been done: sidewalks have been laid (1,200 m), and new streetlights with energy-saving lamps have been installed.

Now the route to school is comfortable and safe at any time of the day.

A festive event dedicated to National Unity Day was held at the House of Culture in the rural settlement of Ali-Yurt.

The concert program featured folk songs and melodies from various regions of the country, performed by creative groups and soloists. Dance performances were also presented.

Young participants in the event read poems touching on the ideas of friendship and mutual respect between representatives of different nationalities.

A new modern school has opened in the village of Plievo.

A new school with 720 places, built as part of the national project “Education,” has begun operating in the village of Plievo.

The school has 37 modern classrooms,

spacious assembly and sports halls, a library, laboratories and workshops, a comfortable canteen with modern equipment, a medical room with dental equipment, and a fully barrier-free environment for students with limited mobility.

All rooms are equipped with modern equipment, interactive whiteboards, and computers.

The school has already accepted more than 300 students, and from January 2026, 670 children will study here in one shift.