The Memorial of Memory and Glory is a visiting card of the Republic of Ingushetia, a large memorial complex and a unique historical and architectural project, which is located in the Nasyr-Kort administrative district of Nazran. It is dedicated to the most important historical events of the Republic – these are memorable dates, tragic and solemn moments, and outstanding personalities who contributed to the development of Ingushetia.
Construction of the memorial began in 1996. On February 23, 1997, on the 53rd anniversary of the tragedy of the Ingush and other deported peoples of the USSR, the Nine Towers complex was opened - the most magnificent building of the entire complex dedicated to the victims of repression and genocide. The author of the project is Honored Artist of Russia Murad Polonkoev.
The full decoration of the memorial as it is known today began in 2010. And for the 20th anniversary of the Republic of Ingushetia on June 9, 2012, the memorial, replenished with an alley, fountains, arches, bas-reliefs, was officially opened. The architectural ensemble includes: colonnades, located in a semicircle, on both sides of which there are 18 memorial plates with the names of prominent Ingush figures, a train during the deportation of the Ingush in 1944, a monument to the Ingush cavalry regiment “Wild Division”, a monument to the last defender of the Brest fortress, Lieutenant Umatgirey Artaganovych Barkhanoyev, a relief “Ingushetia’s Entry into Russia”, a bas-relief “Ingushetia” and a memorial plate of Ingush Heroes.
Various commemorative events are often held on the territory of the memorial complex, visits to official delegations are organized. In addition, it is an attractive place for both guests of the city of Nazran and local residents.
A symphony concert, "Harry Potter in the Wizarding World," will take place in Nazran.
On April 2 at 2:30 PM, the Youth Theatre will host a revamped program dedicated to the music of the famous Harry Potter series.
The program includes popular compositions. The concert will be performed by a full symphony orchestra, offering a fresh perspective on the beloved universe.
The organizers promise a vibrant musical journey and a complete immersion into a magical atmosphere.
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.
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.
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.
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 "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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
