An open, interactive lesson on life safety on "Safety in Various Emergencies" was held at a school in the Dzheyrakh district. During the lesson, students practiced procedures for dealing with man-made, household, natural, and social threats. They covered evacuation procedures in the event of smoke, rules of conduct when smelling gas, during a thunderstorm, and when discovering unattended objects. The practical portion included team problem-solving and a True/False game. Participants demonstrated their skills in calmly responding to emergency situations.

The FLYLAB paragliding festival is taking place in the Dzheyrakh district.

The FLYLAB paragliding festival is being held for the first time in the Dzheyrakh district of the Republic of Ingushetia. Thirty-two pilots are participating. Before the festival, participants spent three days practicing their flights near Pyatigorsk, testing wing models and undergoing training.

The festival program includes not only flights but also a cultural and educational component: an introduction to historical sites, traditional culture, and cuisine of Ingushetia, and interaction with local residents.

The festival is supported by the republic's authorities as a project promoting the development of extreme and mountain tourism. Plans are underway to make the event an annual event.

A practical "Rescuer School"—one of the activities of the "Young Rescuer" project—was held in the rural settlement of Beini.

Over 50 schoolchildren, college students, and university students experienced real-life situations. Participants practiced safety skills, providing first aid, and working collaboratively in a team.

The practical training included various scenarios, from emergency response to first aid. Previously, as part of the project, young people also learned fire and water safety procedures, evacuation procedures, and trauma response procedures.

The main goal of these training sessions is to teach young people how to remain alert in a critical moment, quickly assess the situation, and provide necessary assistance before emergency services arrive.

The initiative is being implemented with grant support from the Ministry of Foreign Relations, National Policy, Press, and Information of the Republic of Ingushetia.

A command post exercise was held in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration.

A command post exercise on the topic of "Actions in the Event of an Emergency" was held in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration.

During the exercise, management and responsible personnel practiced the actions they would take in the event of an emergency. Particular attention was paid to timely notification, gathering and coordinating responsible specialists, assessing the situation, making prompt decisions, and organizing interaction between the involved services.

Drill participants tested their readiness for a rapid response and coordinated actions in the event of an emergency, and also reinforced their skills in organizing public safety measures.

Following the command post exercise, the assigned objectives were achieved. The event helped improve the preparedness of management bodies and responsible personnel to act in a potential emergency.

A meeting of the Road Safety Commission was held at the Dzheyrakh Municipal District Administration. The following topical issues were discussed:

1. Organizing road safety activities for the new school year.

2. Analyzing the causes of child road traffic injuries in the Dzheyrakh District.

3. Work completed in the district to improve road safety.

Following the meeting of the Road Safety Commission in the Dzheyrakh Municipal District, instructions were given to conduct regular raids to identify traffic violators and organize preventative measures in schools.

Also, enforcement of drunk driving and seatbelt use should be tightened, and the quality of pedestrian crossings and road infrastructure near educational institutions, including lighting and signage, should be improved.

The regional tourist rally "More Than a Journey" concluded in the village of Beini.

For three days, participants from the North Caucasus regions met, socialized, attended educational sessions, participated in team activities, and discovered the mountainous Ingushetia.

The most important part of the program was the ascent of Table Mountain. The challenging route required endurance, mutual support, and teamwork. On Russian National Flag Day, the participants unfurled the tricolor right at the summit.

There were other highlights as well: navigation and route reconnaissance classes, map and GPS practice, new friendships, and, of course, plenty of time in the mountains.

Over these three days, the participants not only gained new knowledge and impressions but also formed a true team. We look forward to seeing all the participants back in Ingushetia—on new routes and new peaks!

On August 21, a field event dedicated to Russian Flag Day was held in the village of Beini as part of the "Turslet" forum. It was led by staff from the Dzheyrakh Community Center and its students.

The program began with the performance of the Russian National Anthem. During the event, the children learned about the significance of the national flag and its role in the country's history. Previously, staff from the Dzheyrakh Community Center organized a flash mob to mark the holiday.

Finally, the students took part in a photo shoot with the Russian flag.

The main program of the district tourist rally "More Than a Journey" kicked off in the mountain village of Beini in the Dzheyrakh District.

Approximately 150 young participants from regions of the North Caucasus gathered there.

The participants were offered routes through mountainous Ingushetia, meetings, and educational activities that allowed them to see the republic not only as a tourist destination but also to learn more about its history and traditions.

The participants spent the first day getting to know each other and the regions they represent. In the evening, everyone gathered around a campfire, "Uniting Regions," to socialize informally, share their traditions, and learn more about the cultures of neighboring republics.

Three more days of the program lie ahead. Participants will enjoy practical training in "Hiking Culture and Media," "Rescuer," "Camp Guardian," and "Comprehensive Reconnaissance," a meeting with renowned traveler and Znanie Society lecturer Konstantin Merzhoev, a tour to a waterfall, and a climb to Table Mountain.

The Government of Ingushetia welcomes all participants to the rally and wishes them safe travels and unforgettable experiences.

In the Dzheyrakh district, work is underway to develop the all-season resort of Armkhi, including strengthening its infrastructure.

Specialists from Ingushenergo are carrying out major repairs to the power line supplying the resort, part of the Armkhi settlement, the outpatient clinic, the post office, and communications facilities. The project includes replacing 50 damaged and outdated insulators, as well as 4.5 kilometers of dilapidated wire, with modern self-supporting insulated wire.

The modernization of the power grid is aimed at increasing the reliability of the resort's power supply and reducing the risk of outages due to adverse weather conditions. The development of Armkhi involves a comprehensive solution to engineering infrastructure issues, including electricity, water, gas, roads, and other utilities.

The second stage of work on laying new asphalt pavement on Akhrieva Lane has been completed.

On August 18, 2026, the Dzheyrakh District Administration held a regular meeting of the Commission on Minors' Affairs, chaired by Deputy Head of Administration Dzhamaleil Yevkurov.

The meeting was attended by commission members and representatives of relevant agencies.

As a reminder, the Commission meets regularly to prevent crime and protect children's rights in the district.

The "More Than a Journey" district tourism rally will be held from August 20th to 23rd in the mountain village of Beini in the Dzheyrakh District of Ingushetia. The event will bring together 150 young people from across the North Caucasus Federal District.

The program includes theoretical and practical training in the basics of tourism, as well as a climb to Table Mountain. Participants will learn navigation, field nutrition, and first aid. A lecture by Honored Traveler of the Russian Federation Konstantin Merzhoev will be held. Practical treks are divided according to skill level: a route to Lyazhgi Waterfall or an ascent of Table Mountain (over 3,000 m). The evening program aims to strengthen interregional ties and introduce Ingushetia's traditions.

Stormwater drainage and asphalt paving at the road junctions have been completed. The main asphalt paving work will begin once favorable weather conditions return.

An exhibition opened at the Dzheyrakh Community Center, the result of a week-long plein air project involving 30 artists—professional painters, architects, and amateurs.

The group has been traveling to picturesque places in Russia and around the world for 15 years. This time, the artists chose mountainous Ingushetia. For a week, they worked outdoors, painting towers, gorges, and landscapes of the Dzheyrakh region.

The group included members of creative unions of artists and architects of Russia, as well as amateurs: doctors, teachers, lawyers, and architects. Each artist has their own style: watercolor, graphic art, and pencil. But they all shared one thing: mountainous Ingushetia became a source of inspiration. They worked at different times of day and in different weather conditions, each time discovering new colors and images.

The final event was a concert in the assembly hall of the Dzheyrakh Community Center. Local artists performed a traditional dance for the guests, wearing a kurkhars headdress, and the Ingush song "Lorsa Lida." The artists themselves also took to the stage, creating a lively cultural exchange.

The Ingushetia Ministry of Culture and Tourism provided support to the group, arranging a meeting, accommodation, and assistance for the participants throughout the trip.

In Dzheyrakh, an area chosen for improvement by residents is being transformed.

Work on a public area along Akhrieva Lane is nearing completion. The contract stipulates that work will continue until the end of the year, but the improvements are expected to be completed ahead of schedule—by the end of September.

Currently, specialists are preparing the foundation for laying a new asphalt pavement. The project also includes the construction of a retaining wall, the installation of benches, and the improvement of a spring. The work is being carried out as part of the federal project "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment" of the national project "Infrastructure for Life."

This is not the first site in the Dzheyrakh District to be transformed thanks to the votes of residents. Last year, a public area in the village of Furtoug, at the entrance to Dzheyrakh, was improved. It now features paving slabs, gazebos, greenery, modern lighting, and a fountain.

Residents of the republic continue to actively participate in determining improvement priorities. This year, more than 67,000 people participated in the vote. The competition resulted in the winning design projects and eight public spaces, which will be implemented in 2027.

In total, approximately 24 sites selected by residents will be improved in the republic in 2026.

The grand opening of the All-Russian Youth Forum "Targim-2026" took place in the Dzheyrakh District.

Anzor Markhiyev, Head of the Administration of the Head and Government of Ingushetia, Akhmed Lyanov, Head of the Dzheyrakh District, and Zaurbek Poshev, Chairman of the Republic's Youth Affairs Committee, congratulated the participants on the opening of the forum.

They wished the youth productive work, new knowledge, vivid impressions, and the successful implementation of their most daring initiatives.

For several years now, "Targim" has become a platform for new ideas, useful connections, and projects that contribute to the development of regions and the country.

From August 31 to September 5, the first annual FLYLAB paragliding tourism gathering will take place in the Dzheyrakh District, organized with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Ingushetia.

The festival's main venue will be Mount Myat-Loam (Table Mountain), one of the republic's main symbols. Here, at an altitude of almost 3,000 meters, professional pilots from various regions of Russia and abroad will demonstrate their skills, and guests will be able to witness breathtaking flights against the backdrop of picturesque mountain landscapes.

In addition to the flight program, participants will be introduced to the historical landmarks of the Dzheyrakh District, enjoy a cultural program, and taste national cuisine.

Approximately 30 paragliding pilots, including international guests, are expected to participate.

Work has begun on preparing the base for new asphalt pavement on Akhrieva Lane in the rural settlement of Dzheyrakh.

The strength, durability, and safety of the future pavement directly depend on the quality of the base.

The "Fun Starts" competition was held in the Dzheyrakh District.

A vibrant sports festival was held in the Dzheyrakh District as part of the "Power of Russia" public program marathon. At the Olgeti village school summer camp, students participated in the exciting "Fun Starts" competition, where they were able to demonstrate their agility, speed, resourcefulness, and teamwork skills.

The children enjoyed relay races, active games, and friendly competition, which provided a wealth of positive emotions. The winners and runners-up were awarded diplomas and trophies, but the most important achievement for everyone was the atmosphere of support, mutual assistance, and athletic passion.

The holding of such events is in line with the goals of the public program, which places special emphasis on developing mass sports, organizing healthy leisure activities for children, and promoting a healthy lifestyle among the younger generation.

An event in honor of the 34th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Ingushetia was held at the Lyazhgi Community Center.

Fariza Khutieva opened the event. Young reciters, singers, and performers of traditional Ingush dances then took to the stage. At the end of the event, all participants received certificates for their active participation in the concert.

On May 15, 2026, staff of the Lyazhgi Community Center held a discussion and presentation entitled "What Unites Us?" as part of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

During the event, the value of each people's traditions and the need to pass them on from generation to generation were discussed. It was emphasized that respect for one's own and others' cultural heritage creates a shared value system and serves as a solid foundation for unity.