Nazran district

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.

A festive concert dedicated to National Unity Day was held in the Nazranovsky District.

Guests enjoyed a rich program: songs performed by young vocalists, fiery dances of the peoples of the Caucasus, and performances by distinguished artists of the republic.

The celebration was complemented by an autumn fair organized by local schools.

Cleaning up the Yandyra River has started in the Nazranovsky District.

The work is set to take three years (2025–27) and will help restore the river's flow capacity and reduce the risk of flooding in residential areas during high water.

A test launch of a floating fountain was conducted on the city pond in Nazran.

The improvement of the pond is part of a large-scale project made possible by the municipality's victory in the Small Towns and Historic Settlements competition.

Once it reaches its design capacity, the fountain complex will become a new attraction in the city.

Specialists from the RI State Veterinary Service held an educational session at Secondary School No. 12 in Nazran on the prevention of rabies, a particularly dangerous disease that poses a serious threat to humans.

The students learned:

What symptoms indicate an infected animal;

What to do when in contact with a sick or suspicious animal;

How to avoid infection and protect themselves;

How to properly treat bites and scratches;

Why timely vaccination is so important.

The 11th Golden Tower International Film Festival was officially opened in Nazran.

The event was attended by the Head of Ingushetia, Mahmud-Ali Kalimatov.

The festival, which will run from November 15 to 20, has become a significant event in the cultural life of the entire North Caucasus.

This year's geography and scale:

The festival is expanding its boundaries, attracting participants from Russia, the CIS countries, and BRICS.

About 140 applications have been submitted for the competition, which is significantly more than last year.

Screenings will take place at ten cinemas throughout Ingushetia.

Comprehensive improvement of Alkhantchurtskaya Street in Nazran.

Work completed this year:

1 km of dilapidated water pipes replaced.

2 km of high-quality asphalt pavement laid.

Installation of 25 additional lighting poles.

Replacement of 800 meters of electrical wiring.

The street is now more comfortable and safer for residents and motorists during the dark hours of the day.

A festive concert dedicated to Mother's Day was held in Nazran.

A festive concert dedicated to Mother's Day was held at the Young Spectator Theater in Nazran.

The Chairman of the Government of Ingushetia, Vladimir Slastenin, read out a welcoming address from the Head of the Republic.

Creative groups presented a concert program with songs and poetic compositions.

Major repairs have begun on the Dolakovo–Gairbek-Yurt road in the Nazranovsky District.

The road, which for many years was gravel and connected villages only via a bypass, is finally getting a modern surface.

What is being done:

A new 60 cm thick road base is being created.

Forty-two road signs will be installed.

Signal posts and 100 meters of barrier fencing will be installed.

Road markings will be applied.

Funding and timing:

The project will cost about 300 million rubles as part of the regional program “Development of Motor Roads in the Republic of Ingushetia.”

The work is scheduled to be completed in 2027.

A new veterinary clinic has opened at the Republican Veterinary Station for Animal Disease Control in Nazran.

Facilities: modern equipment, four consultation rooms, two wards (general and infectious diseases), an operating theater, and an ultrasound machine.

Services: diagnostics, therapy, vaccination, surgery, grooming, ultrasonic teeth cleaning for pets and small livestock.

Safety: bactericidal lamps are installed in all rooms, and daily sterilization is carried out.

A legal brain ring for young people was held in the Nazranovsky district.

The Nazranovsky District Cultural Center hosted the “Your Right” brain ring, where schoolchildren demonstrated their knowledge of the basics of law.

Participants: teams from schools No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5 in the village of Ekazhevo.

The winners were students from School No. 3.

The event was timed to coincide with Constitution Day in the Russian Federation.

A safe urban environment is being created in Nazran.

Scheduled tree pruning work is continuing in the city.

Specialists are currently working on Mutaliev Street, after which they will begin pruning on Moskovskaya, Kartueva, and Bazorkina Streets.

The purpose of the work:

Safety: removal of dangerous, dry, and damaged branches to prevent them from falling as a result of snow load and ice.

Sanitary condition: removal of parts of trees affected by diseases and pests to preserve the health of green spaces.

Shaping: ensuring the correct architectural appearance of plants in accordance with urban improvement requirements.

The replacement of the emergency gas pipeline in the village of Yandare has been completed.

What has been done:

A 100-meter section of dilapidated pipes on Ordzhonikidze Street has been replaced.

Modern polypropylene pipes have been installed to replace the old metal ones.

The work was carried out with the support of Gazprom LLC, the sponsor, and the settlement administration.

Result: increased reliability and safety of gas supply for residents.