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.
New playgrounds have opened in Nazran.
The city now has more modern and safe places for children to play:
K. Malsagov Park — a play complex with age-specific areas, benches, and safe flooring.
The city pond area — a new playground built as part of the federal competition “Small Towns and Historical Settlements.”
One of the existing playgrounds has also been renovated.
A new infectious diseases ward has been opened at the children's hospital in Nazran.
The facility was built as part of the national Healthcare project.
It features comfortable cubicle wards, its own diagnostic and laboratory facilities, an intensive care unit, and state-of-the-art equipment.
Previously, children with infections were treated in general wards, but now they have a modern, isolated building.
This will reduce the risk of infecting others with other diseases and help provide a full range of care, from diagnosis to surgery.
The road surface on two streets in Ekazhevo has been renewed.
Where the work was carried out:
Evloeva Street — 600 meters;
Ingushskaya Street (partially) — 300 meters.
What was done:
The PGS surface was completely replaced with modern asphalt concrete.
This will increase traffic safety, improve transport accessibility, and enhance comfort for all residents.
A new park will appear in Nazran.
Moskovskaya Street is set for a transformation. The area will be landscaped in 2026 as part of the federal project “Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment.”
Why this particular location?
It is one of the central and busiest streets. There is a school, a kindergarten, a college, and a mosque nearby, which means that the park will become a convenient place for many residents to relax.
What is already being done?
Specialists have begun to develop a design project. It will be presented for public discussion in the near future.
Energy workers have completed major repairs to the power line in the village of Gazi-Yurt.
Specialists from the Rosseti North Caucasus branch, Ingushenergo, have upgraded the 0.4 kV power line that supplies electricity to 20 houses on Svobody Street.
What has been done:
Almost 900 meters of outdated wire has been replaced with modern self-supporting insulated wire (SIP).
The new wiring increases the reliability and safety of the power supply.
Advantages of the new lines:
Protection against short circuits and breaks, even in strong winds.
Insulation prevents icing and snow accumulation.
Reduced risks associated with violations of electrical safety regulations.
Fire-safe wiring manufactured in Russia ensures a stable electricity supply.
Major repairs are continuing on the Ingush State Youth Theater building in Nazran.
What has already been done:
The main construction and installation work has been completed.
Walls and partitions have been erected.
Window units have been installed.
The floor foundation has been poured.
The electrical wiring has been installed.
The renovation is being carried out as part of the federal project “Family Values and Cultural Infrastructure” of the national project “Family.”
Completion of the work is scheduled for 2027.
The old water pipe was replaced in Ekazhevo.
Work has been completed in the rural settlement to replace the dilapidated section of the water pipe network on T. Ekazheva Street.
What was done?
Specialists dismantled worn-out pipes, which often caused leaks, and laid new modern communications.
The length of the section is 300 meters.
Result:
The water pressure in the houses of the street's residents will improve. The number of emergency shutdowns on this line will decrease. The quality of water supply for dozens of families will improve.
A meeting of the Council of Elders was held in Nazran.
The meeting discussed the prevention of dangerous habits among teenagers, such as smoking, consuming energy drinks, and using psychotropic substances.
Participants noted the importance of monitoring young people's environment, pointing out that the negative example of one peer can have a detrimental effect on the entire group.
The discussion focused on traditional values and religious norms aimed at preserving the health of the younger generation.
Firefighting drills were held at a school in the Nazran District.
Firefighting tactical training was conducted at the secondary school in the village of Dolakovo.
According to the scenario, a fire broke out in the kitchen on the first floor due to a short circuit.
Course of action:
School staff evacuated 40 people before the firefighters arrived.
The arriving units conducted reconnaissance in breathing apparatus.
A simulated victim was found and removed from the building.
Firefighters extinguished the simulated fire.
Purpose of the exercise:
To practice firefighting procedures at socially significant facilities.
To improve skills in assessing the situation, making decisions, and forecasting.
A preventive campaign called “Driver, let pedestrians cross!” was held in the village of Ali-Yurt.
Employees of the State Traffic Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia and young traffic inspectors from local school No. 1 conducted explanatory work with drivers.
The participants in the campaign urged drivers to strictly observe traffic rules when passing pedestrian crossings, especially near educational institutions and in residential areas.
Traffic inspectors talked about the need to slow down before crosswalks and be more attentive to children and the elderly.
Major renovations are continuing at the Ingush State Youth Theater in Nazran.
What has already been done: walls and partitions have been erected, window units have been installed, the floor foundation has been poured, and the electrical wiring has been laid.
What's next: installation of heating and ventilation, installation of the stage, finishing work.
The work is being carried out as part of the national project “Family.” The cost is 207 million rubles. The area is more than 2,300 square meters.
Major repairs are continuing at the City Palace of Culture in Nazran.
Work began in May 2025 and is being carried out as part of the regional project “Family Values and Cultural Infrastructure.”
What is being renovated:
Roof and facade: replacement of roofing and reconstruction of the facade.
Entrance area: renovation of the main entrance and installation of new paving.
Main rooms: renovation of the banquet hall and foyer interiors.
Engineering systems: modernization of ventilation, heating, water supply, drainage, and fire safety systems.
All work is aimed at improving the safety, comfort, and functionality of the building.
A memorial event for A.S. Pushkin's Day was held at the Dolakovo branch of the Community Center as part of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.
During the event, high school students read an excerpt from Pushkin's work: "Love for the ashes of my native land, Love for my father's graves..." Then, excerpts from "The Caucasus" and "Journey to Arzrum" were read.
The guests also discussed the poet's contribution to the formation of the Russian literary language and the pan-Russian cultural space, as well as the reflection of the multinational history and cultures of Russia's peoples in his life and work.
An illegal landfill was eliminated in the Nazran District as part of the Year of Ecology.
The Nazran District Administration and the Ekazhevo Rural Settlement Administration jointly conducted an environmental campaign.
The site was the bank of the Sunzha River in the rural settlement of Ekazhevo, and the landfill was completely eliminated.
The waste was removed using specialized equipment, and the area adjacent to the river was cleaned.
It is important to note that 2026 is the Year of Ecology.
The Nazran District Administration calls on residents to be more respectful of nature and prevent the littering of public spaces.
A seminar on measles and rubella, covering epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, was held at the Nazran Central District Hospital.
Specialists discussed the causes of the infection, clinical manifestations, and potential complications.
Particular attention was paid to the risks of rubella: infection during pregnancy can lead to severe congenital malformations in the fetus, including hearing, vision, and heart damage.
Modern diagnostic methods—PCR and serological testing—were discussed, as were algorithms for healthcare workers to follow when identifying suspected cases.
The need for strict adherence to anti-epidemic measures was emphasized.
Special emphasis was placed on the importance of vaccination and revaccination as the primary preventative measure against measles and rubella.
The "Harry Potter in the Wizarding World" concert, prepared by the Akhmed Khamkhoev State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, was held for students of School No. 23 in Nazran.
A group of 11 professional performers presented 17 compositions from the legendary Harry Potter film series. The program featured video projections, and the performers wore themed costumes, complementing the musical portion.
The concert marked the final stage of the project. The program had previously been presented at the Olimp Lyceum-Center for Gifted Children in Yandar and at Secondary School No. 4 in Nazran.
The performances were part of a school tour with the orchestra's new lineup. Musicians from other regions joined the ensemble.
The Philharmonic team intends to further develop this program by continuing to organize traveling concerts for schoolchildren in Ingushetia.
Road infrastructure upgrades continue in Ekazhevo.
Road repairs are underway in the rural settlement of Ekazhevo. Currently, the road surface is being upgraded on Arsanoeva, Toldiev, and Kostoeva Streets.
The total length of the sections being repaired is approximately 2 kilometers.
The work is being carried out in compliance with established standards and quality regulations and is being monitored by relevant authorities.
Street signs in the Ingush language will be installed in Nazran.
The decision was announced by Mayor Ruslan Ozdoyev.
This initiative is aimed at supporting and developing the native language and is in line with the national policy on preserving linguistic heritage.
The new signs will first appear on the city's central streets. Specialists—philologists, representatives of the scientific and educational communities, and local historians—will be involved in the work.
The work will be organized in stages, taking into account the opinions of residents and experts.
The Nazran District Community Center hosted the concert "For You, Women!"
Songs were performed by both young talents and renowned artists. Shamil Gardanov, Adam Ozdoyev, Amir Pugoyev, Magomed Balayev, Rakhman Bekov, and Zelimkhan Barkhanoyev performed for the audience.
The performances by the students of the vocal group led by People's Artist of Ingushetia Artur Khulagov were particularly touching.
The concert also featured a performance by the Magas State Folk Song and Dance Ensemble.
The Nazran District was established in 1924 as part of the Ingush Autonomous Region. Being part of the North Ossetian ASSR in 1944-1957, it had another name - Kosta-Khetagur. And after the collapse of the Chechen-Ingush ASSR in 1991-1992, it became part of Ingushetia. It received municipal status only in 2009. It is now divided into two parts due to the configuration of the territory.
The district is located in the central and western parts of the republic and borders from the north with the Malgobek district, from the east - with the Sunzha, from the south and west - with the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania. About 100,000 people live on the territory of the district, including internally displaced persons from the RNO-Alania numbering 1,336 people, as well as internally displaced persons from the Chechen Republic - only 368 people. On the territory of the district flow rivers Sunzha, Surkhohi and Nazranka. Also an important water body of the area is the Alkhanchurt Canal.
In Nazran district there are 30 educational institutions, including secondary, general and primary schools, as well as 1 hospital-stationary for 35 beds and 10 outpatient clinics. The region has developed agriculture: there are 8 state unitary enterprises, two agricultural cooperatives and 268 farms. There are 8,190 hectares of arable land on the balance sheet.
