In Nazran, work has begun on the comprehensive improvement of Victory Alley, one of the republic's main spaces of remembrance and patriotism.

The project is being implemented with funds received from the city's victory in the All-Russian competition for the best projects to create a comfortable urban environment in small towns and historical settlements. This marked a transition from spot repairs to the systematic modernization of significant public spaces and provided a powerful economic resource.

Dismantling work is currently underway on the Alley: a contractor is removing worn pavement and outdated hardscape and lighting elements. Next, the main improvement work will begin, taking into account design solutions and resident suggestions. The project includes renovation of the monument and entrance arches, complete replacement of the pedestrian pavement, construction of playgrounds and sports fields, convenient walking routes and shaded areas, landscaping, and installation of modern lighting for safe evenings.

Key decisions regarding the renovation of Victory Alley have been agreed upon with the veterans' community. Work is being carried out in stages, maintaining access to the memorial site. This ensures the tradition of flower-laying ceremonies and commemorative events continues.

A themed event for schoolchildren was held in Dolakovo for Family Day.

A festive program, "Everything Starts with Family," was held at the Dolakovo Community Center to celebrate International Family Day. Schoolchildren from the village participated in the event.

During the event, the children learned about the importance of family values, respect for elders, mutual support, and the role of family in preserving traditions and the spiritual and moral foundations of society. The organizers placed special emphasis on the unity of the peoples of Russia, emphasizing that it is within the family that respect for the culture, history, and traditions of one's country is shaped.

Creative and educational competitions were prepared for the children. During the "Family Portrait" drawing competition, participants presented works dedicated to their loved ones and family traditions. The students also took part in an intellectual game to test their knowledge of proverbs and sayings about family, home, and respect for parents.

The "Electron-2026" programmable electronics championship was held in the Nazran district.

The national championship, which brought together schoolchildren in grades 6–11, was held at the Quantorium Children's Technology Park.

Participants completed practical tasks in electronics and programmable systems using Arduino: they assembled electronic circuits and developed smart devices—from light sensors to climate control systems and combination locks.

Soldering was a separate category, where precision, quality, and accuracy were assessed.

Such events allow schoolchildren to develop engineering skills and an interest in modern technology.

Nazran continues to upgrade its public utility infrastructure.

Work is underway on Tangiyev Street to replace the dilapidated water main—a long-standing issue for residents.

The initiative to upgrade the network came from the city administration and was supported by the Unified Water Supply and Sanitation Operator.

Currently, specialists are replacing approximately 400 meters of pipes. The new line will be constructed using larger-diameter pipes.

The work is aimed at ensuring a stable water supply and creating more comfortable conditions for city residents.

The regional stage of the Abilympics 2026 professional skills championship has begun in Nazran at the College of Service and Everyday Life.

The competition will run until April 24 and is part of a nationwide movement uniting people with disabilities and special needs, experts, mentors, and employers.

This year, 116 people are participating. Participants are demonstrating their skills in 24 competencies, including IT, medicine, the service industry, and creative disciplines.

Special attention is given to the "Festival of Opportunities" program, where participants with severe and multiple disabilities showcase their skills in creative formats.

In addition to the competition, the program includes a job fair, master classes, and career guidance events with the participation of employers.

The Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia has launched in the Nazran District.

The celebratory event took place at the Yandare Community Center and brought together representatives of government agencies, public associations, cultural workers, and young people.

Representatives of the district administration, the parliament, and the regional branch of the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia participated in the event.

A thematic exhibition featuring traditional dishes from the country's peoples was prepared for guests. A concert included performances by creative groups.

A major investment project to build a four-star hotel and business center has begun in Nazran.

The facility will be built on the site of the former Summer Amphitheater, an area that remained abandoned for many years. The total investment is approximately 1.8 billion rubles.

The project envisions the creation of a fully functional multifunctional complex consisting of a 120-room hotel, a business center, exhibition spaces, coworking areas, a spa, a restaurant complex, and a separate children's entertainment center.

Work is underway to eliminate an illegal landfill in the rural settlement of Dolakovo.

As part of the Year of Ecology, the regional solid municipal waste management operator, ECO LIFE LLC, conducted a site visit to the illegal landfill following a request from the rural settlement administration.

Together with municipal representatives, specialists surveyed the area, assessed the waste volumes, and assessed the scope of work needed for its elimination and subsequent reclamation.

The formation of illegal landfills is associated, among other things, with a lack of environmental awareness and the need to develop waste management infrastructure.

A "Conversations about Important Things" session dedicated to Cosmonautics Day was held in Ekazhevo.

At School No. 5, ninth-grade students discussed the history of space exploration, Yuri Gagarin's first flight, and the latest achievements of Russian cosmonautics.

Madina Sagova, Head of the Social Services Department of the Nazran District Administration, was a guest at the meeting.

The session was held in a lively dialogue format: students actively asked questions and shared their thoughts on the future of science.

Repairs to the Ekazhevo-Gazi-Yurt regional highway have begun in the Nazran District.

The work is being carried out as part of the state program "Development of Ingushetia's Highways."

The section is approximately 8 km long. Road workers are currently laying the first layer of asphalt.

The project includes resurfacing the road, installing a 2-km sidewalk, lighting, road signs, barriers, bus stop shelters, and culverts.

Completion is scheduled for the end of the year.

Large-scale infrastructure development work has begun in the rural settlement of Gazi-Yurt.

Four projects are being implemented here as part of the state program "Integrated Development of Rural Areas"—on Galaeva, Mutalieva, Sunzhenskaya, and Gornaya Streets.

The first of these—the construction of a sidewalk and storm drains on Galaeva Street—is in its final stages.

This work is particularly important for village residents: due to the terrain, water flowed down the streets during precipitation, creating inconvenience and a safety hazard, including for schoolchildren.

Contractors will begin work on the remaining three projects soon.

The All-Russian Judo Tournament in Honor of Olympic Champion Khasan Khalmurzaev concluded in Nazran.

The competition for juniors and junior women under 23 brought together more than 190 athletes from 11 regions of the country and served as a qualifying round for the Russian Championship.

At the end of the tournament, the Ingush team won five medals: four gold and one silver.

The winners in their weight classes were Magomed Kamurzoev (66 kg), Yasir-Musa Kamurzoev (73 kg), Ibragim Kitiev (81 kg), and Mukhammad Meisigov (100 kg). Magomed Algatov won a silver medal in the 60 kg category.

The winners and runners-up were awarded medals, certificates, and cash prizes.

The tournament was held with the support of the Republic's Ministry of Sports and the Russian Judo Federation.

The second phase of major repairs to the Karabulak-Yandare highway has begun in the Nazran District.

The work is being carried out as part of the "Infrastructure for Life" national project initiated by the President of Russia.

Two-layer asphalt is being laid on a section of road over 11 kilometers long in the village of Yandare (Ordzhonikidze Street). Sidewalks are being constructed, shoulders are being reinforced, and barriers, bus stop shelters, traffic lights, road signs, and road markings are being installed.

This comprehensive renovation is aimed at improving road safety and comfort, as well as improving accessibility to the local communities.

The work is scheduled for completion ahead of schedule—by early May.

Preventative stormwater drainage is underway in Nazran.

️Currently, work is underway on Bazorkina Avenue.

These activities were organized at the request of Mayor Ruslan Ozdoyev following heavy rainfall.

Specialists are repairing the drainage system to prevent flooding and ensure its stable operation.

Thanks to modern preventative measures, the city was able to avoid serious consequences during heavy rainfall.

In the rural settlement of Yandara, a section of the road along Sultygova Street has been repaired.

Landscaping and repair work on a 320-meter stretch of roadway has been completed.

The renovated section is important, as it is home to the Community Center, Kindergarten No. 10, and School No. 2.

The work was completed as part of a comprehensive approach to developing road infrastructure and improving residents' comfort.

Over 70,000 ash saplings were planted in the Nazran and Sunzha districts.

The events were part of the "Environmental Well-Being" national project initiated by the President of Russia.

Reforestation covered 35 hectares. Modern technologies were used during the planting, increasing the survival rate and resilience of the plants.

This work helps preserve nature and create a comfortable living environment.

The "Marhi Tslay" children's mini-football tournament was held in Nazran.

The competition was timed to coincide with Eid al-Fitr and brought together teams from various towns. Over the course of several days, participants of all ages took to the field.

The tournament attracts an increasing number of children each year and generates great interest among young athletes. For many, it is an opportunity to prove themselves, play as a team, and spend time in a sporting atmosphere.

Following the games, participants were awarded cups, medals, and certificates, as well as commemorative gifts.

Landscaping and greening work continues in Nazran.

On Mutalieva Street, near the city hospital parking lot, public space is being developed.

Young linden trees have already been planted, significantly transforming the area and creating a more comfortable environment.

Work continues, with paving the area and installing a sidewalk to come. Landscaping such areas makes the city more convenient and well-maintained for residents.

The Nazran Young Spectator's Theater will host a celebratory event in honor of Cultural Workers' Day.

The concert was prepared by artists from the A. Khamkhoev State Philharmonic.

The program includes well-known pieces from the theater's "golden collection" as well as new compositions performed for the first time. Audiences will enjoy folk songs, contemporary pop performances, and vibrant choreographic numbers.

The event will take place on March 26 at 3:00 PM.

The school week at School No. 5 in Surkhakhi began with a "Conversations About Important Things" class, focusing on the topic "Factories of Russia."

During the class, students learned about the role of modern industry, its achievements, and its importance to the country's economy.

Particular attention was paid to issues of technological development, respect for labor, and the importance of engineering and blue-collar jobs.

The class content was adapted to the students' age: from an introduction to basic concepts for elementary school students to a discussion of the prospects for professional self-determination for high school students.

A themed evening, "I Draw for the Soul," dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the birth of historian, writer, and artist Nurdin Kodzoev was held at the Dolakovo branch of the House of Culture.

The event was part of the all-Russian "Culture for Schoolchildren" project. Participants included fifth- and sixth-grade students from the Dolakovo school, along with staff from the House of Culture and the village library.

The students learned about the biography and work of Nurdin Kodzoev, a Russian-Ingush historian, archaeologist, writer, and PhD candidate in history.

Such events help schoolchildren better understand outstanding figures in the culture and history of their native region.