Lyazhgi is a village in the Jeirakh district of Ingushetia. Located on the banks of the Armhi River, southeast of the district center of Jeirah. It is the administrative center of the rural settlement of Lyazhgi.
The nearest settlements: Guli, Beini, Olgeti, Armhi.
Population: 296 people, mostly Ingush. Height: 1310 m.
A touching event dedicated to Mother's Day was held at the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi in conjunction with the elementary school. The hall was filled with warmth, children's voices, and mothers' beaming smiles!
Young artists read heartfelt poems, sang touching songs about their mothers, gave their mothers gifts, and expressed their sincere gratitude.
A discussion dedicated to World AIDS Day was held at the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi. It was organized by methodologist R. U. Izmailova.
The purpose of the event was to raise awareness among residents about HIV/AIDS, discuss ways the virus is transmitted and preventive measures, dispel common myths, and reduce the stigma surrounding people living with HIV.
During the presentation, participants: learned about the history of World AIDS Day; were introduced to the main symbol of the campaign — the red ribbon (which symbolizes compassion, support, and hope for the future); received information about what HIV and AIDS are, how the virus is transmitted, and what precautions help reduce the risks; received information sheets with key information about the disease, its symptoms, and prevention.
Repairs to the road on Chikobava Street in the village of Jayrakh have been completed.
The work was carried out on a section stretching over 600 meters.
The first day of the forum and exhibition “Big Decisions for Small Homelands” has come to an end at the Senez Management Workshop in the Moscow Region.
At this large-scale event, which brought together representatives from 89 regions of Russia, participants exchanged experiences and generated new ideas for the development of their territories.
Ingushetia is represented at the forum by the head of the Dzhayrakhsky District,
Lyanov Ahmed Bagaudinovich,
the mayor of Magas, Musa Temurziev, and the chairman of the Magas City Council, Khavazh-Bagaudin Darsigov.
On December 12, 2025, an educational event entitled “The Constitution: The Fundamental Law of the Country” was held at the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi.
The event was organized with the aim of familiarizing participants with Russia's fundamental law and explaining its significance and role in the life of every citizen.
During the meeting, guests learned when and how the current Constitution of the Russian Federation was adopted, what sections it consists of, what fundamental rights and freedoms it guarantees to citizens, and what the obligations of every Russian citizen are according to the fundamental law.
The Jayrakh District has reached the final of the All-Russian competition “Entrance Steles of Municipalities and Entrance Groups of Public Spaces.”
A project for a new stele, which could become a modern symbol of the municipality, has been submitted for voting.
The prize fund for the winning project is 1,000,000 rubles.
An information stand entitled “Fundamentals of Russia's Constitutional System” has been set up in the lobby of the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi.
December 16-20, 2025 The House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi hosted evenings for our youngest viewers, where we screened New Year's films and cartoons, “Miracles Happen”!
The little guests were thrilled to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of winter magic: their favorite characters came to life on the big screen, cheerful songs played, and a real festive mood reigned in the hall.
On December 21, an open tournament in the discipline of “Pankration” was held in Nazran. Fifteen athletes from the GLADIATOR club (Jeyrakh district) participated in this tournament, and 12 people qualified for the SKFO, which will take place in February 2026.
At this tournament, athletes from the Dzerzhinsky District took 3 first places, 5 second places, and 4 third places. This is a very good result. Now these guys will have to fight for selection for the Russian Championship.
A 36-meter flagpole was erected on the Tsey-Loam Pass in the Jeyrakh district of the Republic of Ingushetia. In terms of height above sea level, it is the tallest flagpole in the country.
The ceremony was attended by the head of the Jeyrakh district, Ahmed Lyanov, Alaudin Parchiev, and invited guests.
Everything went smoothly as a sign of unity, respect for traditions, and pride in the native land. The flagpole is installed at an altitude of 2,100 meters.
The head of the Jayrakh district, Ahmed Lyanov, took part in the annual charity event “Christmas Tree of Wishes,” fulfilling the wish of Abu-Bakr, a 12-year-old resident of the village of Sagopshi from a large and low-income family.
The boy dreamed of a high-speed bicycle, which he received today from the head of the Jayrakh district.
The desire to support the population and care for the well-being of families is becoming an important part of the social responsibility of local authorities, strengthening public confidence and creating an atmosphere of care and mutual understanding on the eve of the holiday celebrations.
