Beini is a village in the Jeirakh district of the Republic of Ingushetia. Located 3 km north-east of the district center of Jairah at an altitude of 1443 m above sea level. Through the village passes the shortest way to the mountain Table.
Nearest settlements: Armhi, Lyazhgi, Jairakh.
Population: 214. In connection with the deportation of the Ingush in 1944, the village was empty for some time.
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.
Once again, the Head of the Jeyrakh district administration, Lyanov Ahmed Bagaudinovich, visited the Mountaineering Camp, brought New Year's gifts, and checked the conditions of the camp.
The Mountain Club and the Mountaineering Camp Administration welcome all mountain enthusiasts to the most beautiful place in the North Caucasus—Mountainous Ingushetia! We express our gratitude to the administration of the Jeyrakh district and the Republic for their attention and support in the bright and beautiful cause of mountaineering!
January 13, 2026. Old New Year—holiday program for children at the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi.
The Jayrakh district ended the year with positive growth.
Infrastructure projects have made significant progress. The reconstruction of almost ten kilometers of the Chmi-Targim road has been completed, a new House of Culture has been built in Jayrakh, and the access road to the Armkhi resort has been renovated. At the same time, one of the key issues of life support has been resolved: over five kilometers of new water pipes have been laid, which has completely eliminated the problem of water supply. All social facilities and apartment buildings are equipped with sewage treatment plants manufactured in our republic. Similar work is continuing in the private sector.
The economic sector is also strengthening. In the “Jayrakh” industrial park, new projects are being implemented at the “Kavdolomit” enterprise — stone is being mined, crushed stone is being produced, and a mineral water bottling line is being installed.
Tourism development remains one of the region's strongest points. In 2025, Jayrakh welcomed more than 600,000 guests, including local residents, who increasingly prefer to vacation in their native mountains rather than travel outside the region. In the mountainous area of Tsey-Loam, the construction of a roadside service facility with 100 seats has been completed, and work is continuing on a hotel complex with 57 rooms costing 1.7 billion rubles. In addition, seven modular houses have been put into operation.
The Safmar Charitable Foundation has made a significant contribution to the development of the region. The reconstruction of the Erzi children's camp has been completed, and it now meets modern standards for suburban recreation. Large-scale work is underway to restore tower complexes, with around 220 towers already restored.
Special attention is paid to sports and mass events. The Russian mountaineering championship and training camps for athletes from different regions of the country were held at the Kazi alpine camp. More than twenty sporting and cultural events took place during the year, including a marathon and a skyrunning championship.
Financial indicators confirm the effectiveness of the work. With a revenue forecast of 64.6 million rubles, the budget received over 70 million rubles. Personal income tax revenues were fulfilled at 106 percent, property tax at 142 percent, and land tax at 246 percent. There are no debts owed by budgetary organizations.
The Jayrakh District organically combines unique nature, rich historical heritage, and modern projects that ensure the development of the territory and create new opportunities. It is important to maintain the momentum and continue moving forward so that the district remains a magnet for tourists and investors and an example of systematic, steady work.
Artistic Director of the Cultural Center Gazdieva M. R. held a discussion with students from the primary school in the village of Lyazhgi on the key stages in the development of Russian theater, the distinctive features of its evolution, and the contribution of outstanding figures to the formation of culture. She also designed a display on the theme of “The History of Russian Theater” to mark the 150th anniversary of the Union of Theater Workers.
On January 16, 2026, a talk and presentation entitled “Theatrical Art of the Ingush People” was held at the House of Culture in the village of Lyazhgi.
Milestones:
1908 — “Society for the Enlightenment of the Ingush People” (Vladikavkaz); K. Kozlov wrote the play “Sali.”
1924 — the play “The Abduction”; M. Bulgakov created “The Sons of the Mullah.”
1927 — plays by Z. Malsagov (“Salikhat,” “Class Struggle in the Aul”) and D. Dakhkilgova (“The Witch Doctor”).
1929–1930 — Drama club at the Pedagogical Institute; Kh. Mutaliev wrote “An Eye for an Eye, a Tooth for a Tooth.”
1931 — victory with “The Break” (Ortsho and Doshluko Malsagov) at the arts competition.
1959 — Ingush National Theater (director A. Bokov).
Notable figures:
K. Kozlov — author of the first play;
Z. Malsagov, D. Dakhkilgov — playwrights;
H. Mutaliev — author and actor;
A. Bokov — director, playwright, artist, actor.
Theaters in Nazran:
Ingush State Drama Theater named after Idris Bazorkin;
Russian State Music and Drama Theater;
Theater for Young Audiences;
Bart Studio (since 2008).
The theater is the guardian of the people's culture.
