Residents of Jeyrakh village triumphed at the swimming competition in Kislovodsk.

The triumphant performance of Jeyrakh villagers at the recent swimming competition in Kislovodsk was a highlight of the sports season. Brothers Imran and Bers Lyanov, showing outstanding abilities and demonstrating a high level of preparation, won gold medals in three different distances each.

Imran and Bers showed impressive results, becoming absolute winners of the competition. Their successes were the result of hard training and the professional work of their coach, whose efforts were well-deservedly recognized.

This achievement emphasizes the potential of young Russian athletes and opens new prospects for the development of sports in the region. Congratulations to the Lyanov brothers and their coach on their remarkable result!

A small late medieval sanctuary with a square base (2.50 x 2.60 m) stands on the crest of a mountain ridge near the village of Kerbite. Earlier the building had a flattened gable-stepped roof. In the center of the front southern wall there was a vaulted doorway. In height the sanctuary reached up to two meters. On the outer side of the western wall there was a rectangular niche. The false vaulted chamber of the construction (1,80m) was covered with massive stone slabs. Two small rectangular niches were observed in the eastern wall of the chamber.

The cult structure was erected carefully, on lime mortar. The masonry of the walls is polygonal, approaching to ordinal. Yellow-white plaster was visible on the outside and inside of the walls. This monument was first noted by L.P.Semenov and I.P.Shcheblykin. Its stationary research, which revealed only bones of sacrificial domestic animals inside the building, was carried out by M.B.Muzhekhoev in 1976 (Chakhkiev D.Yu. Antiquities of mountainous Ingushetia).

The building is one-storied. The width of the southern wall is 2.50 meters. The eastern and western walls are 2.60 meters long, and the northern side is attached to the mountain slope. The thickness of the walls is 55 cm. Today the technical condition of the monument is unsatisfactory, its preservation is 50%, the roof is missing (field material).

Employees of the Jeirakh-Assin Museum-Reserve and the Committee for State Protection of Cultural Monuments conducted a subbotnik on the adjacent territories of the architectural complex “Egikal”, temples “Tkhaba-Yerdy” and “Albi-Yerdy”.

The staff collected household garbage and took it to a specially designated place, also the territory of the complexes was cleaned of deadwood.

The Armkhi resort is planned to be doubled in size. Two balneological complexes are going to be built here, and about 1,000 new places are to be created.

By 2035, the Armkhi resort in Ingushetia will significantly expand its skiing area from 1.2 to 3.45 kilometers, and it is planned to increase the number of slopes.

Athletes of the sports club “Gladiator”, founded on the basis of children's and youth sports school of Jerakh district, performed brilliantly at the tournament on mixed martial arts (MMA), held in the city of Nazran.

Under the guidance of experienced mentors - coach Adam Ganiev and coach Sultan Lyanov, the team demonstrated a high level of training, technique and will to win. The results of the tournament were triumphant: the club won the first team place among all participants of the republic!

In the settlement of Jeyrakh on Lyanova Street, works on connection (tie-in) of objects to the new water pipeline were completed.

More than 80 taps have been made. Now concrete rings and ball valves are being installed to connect alleys, and work is also being done to remove pieces of asphalt, stones and other debris from roads and roadsides.

Connection of the new water main is scheduled to be completed by the end of the week.

The second stage of a large greenhouse complex was gasified in the Sunzha district of Ingushetia. This will allow year-round cultivation of fresh vegetables and increase production volumes up to 22 thousand tons of tomatoes and cucumbers per year.

For this purpose, a new 5.7 km gas pipeline was laid from the Nesterovskaya gas distribution station, a gas reduction point was installed and commissioning works were carried out. The total area of greenhouses reached 32 hectares, making the complex one of the largest in the North Caucasus.

The staff of the Jeirakh-Assinsk Museum-Reserve took part in the republican conference “Ethnographic motifs in the works of artist and local historian Khadzhi-Bekir Bachievich Akhriev”, which was held in the mountain village of “Furtoug”.

The conference was organized by the Chakh Akhriyev Ingush Research Institute of Humanities. The event was also attended by the staff of the regional branch of the Association of Anthropologists and Ethnologists of Russia, the Ingush State Museum of Local History named after T. Malsagov and M. Malsagov. T. Malsagov and the G. S. Akhriev Memorial House-Museum, as well as the staff of the regional branch of the Association of Anthropologists and Ethnologists of Russia. G. S. Akhriyev, the Committee for State Protection of OKN RI, the E. I. Krupnov Archaeological Center, the Committee on Tourism of the Republic of Ingushetia, the Memorial Complex for Victims of Repressions, “Heritage” LLC, as well as historians, researchers, public figures and others.

During the event, 20 speakers took the podium. In addition, the audience discussed creative pages from the life of Khadzhi-Bekir Akhriyev and his works in the field of history, ethnography and Ingush culture.

Fariza Karieva, head of the department of scientific propaganda, advertising and publishing activities of the museum-reserve, made a report on the mountain village of Furtoug, which covered the history, the first settlers, the origin of the name, the famous natives, expeditions, the monuments of the complex and the work carried out by the institution to preserve them.

Based on the results of the plenary and breakout sessions, it is planned to prepare and publish a collection of materials on the multifaceted work of Kh.-B. Akhriev, reprint the handwritten album “GIalgIay gIarchosh. 1924” and develop an exhibition project of ornaments, digitize paintings and ethnographic sketches of Kh.-B. Akhriev for free access on the Internet.

In addition, the conference touched upon the possibility of appealing to the Government of RI regarding the inclusion of the monument to G.S. Akhriev in the unified state register of cultural heritage objects (historical and cultural monuments) of the peoples of the Russian Federation.

Employees of the Sunzha Forest Fire Center cleaned the roads along the picturesque Assinovsky Gorge.

To ensure fire and sanitary safety, the roadbed and roadsides were thoroughly cleaned of debris, logging debris, dead wood and small woody undergrowth.

This is necessary because such areas are dangerous for both passing cars and vacationers.