History
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Only certified guides to be able to conduct excursions in Russia
The procedure is mandatory for guides, violations result in a fine, but the amount has not yet been determined
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Large-scale renovation awaiting Kazan Kremlin walls
The restoration was announced last year
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Celebrations without borders: How New Year celebrated by different ethnic groups in Russia
Secrets of National Customs, Surprising Traditions, and the Magic of the New Year’s Transition in the Book “Terrifying, Mysterious, and Diverse New Year”
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Only one gilder for the whole of Tatarstan
Results of the Tatarstan Committee for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Sites: record volumes, staffing challenges
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How the Tatar language will be revived following Putin’s order
The Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences proposes to return to compulsory study of the subject in schools and inserts in domestic passports
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National Music Orchestra presents forgotten works of Saydashev
Choreographers Nurbek Batulla and Alsu Magsumzyanova took the stage with the musicians
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‘The flag of Tatarstan has caused heated debates among deputies’
How the state symbol of the republic has changed from the Soviet years to the present
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Beauty in Three Dimensions at the National Library
Three generations of Skobeevs: a singer of realism, a cosmist and an out-of-bounds designer
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‘Kazan Stich’ shown to Tatarstan: film about Arsk factory reaches capital
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‘A textbook is not a monograph’: new approaches to school history
How school history textbooks have changed and why the role of the teacher is coming to the fore
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Sándor Petőfi — A Legend of the Hungarian Revolution with a Mysterious Fate
The Consul General of Hungary in Kazan, Sergey Syuсh, presented the exhibition Petőfi Around The World about the Hungarian poet
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The Committee of the Cultural Heritage Sites on Kazan's readiness for the BRICS Summit from cultural and historical perspective
