Личный приём граждан.

      Сообщаем, что 19 ноября 2025 года в приемной граждан Губернатора и Правительства управления документационного обеспечения Нижегородской области по адресу: г. Нижний Новгород, ул. Костина, д. 2, (далее – Приемная граждан) состоится личный прием граждан заместителем Губернатора Нижегородской области Гнеушевым Андреем Николаевичем, который курирует работу исполнительных органов Нижегородской области по следующим вопросам:

      - осуществление государственных полномочий в сфере внутренней региональной и муниципальной политики;

      - формирование и реализация государственной социальной и жилищной политики;

      - реализация и совершенствование мер социальной поддержки семей, материнства, отцовства и детей, пожилых людей, ветеранов, участников боевых действий, инвалидов, включая создание условий для повышения уровня жизни населения и адресную социальную помощь гражданам, оказавшимся в трудной жизненной ситуации, в том числе через разработку и реализацию государственных (региональных) программ;

      - опека и попечительство над несовершеннолетними гражданами;

      - развитие социального жилищного строительства на территории Нижегородской области в рамках полномочий курируемых исполнительными органами;

      - выполнение государственных обязательств по обеспечению жильем отдельных категорий граждан;

      - управление и распоряжение жилищным фондом Нижегородской области;

      - профилактика социального сиротства, безнадзорности и правонарушений среди несовершеннолетних, создание условий для социальной реабилитации детей, находящихся в трудной жизненной ситуации и социально опасном положении;

      - реализация государственной политики и управление в области массовой информации, массовых коммуникаций, полиграфии, книгоиздания, распространения печатной продукции;

      - определение стратегии развития и координация деятельности Центра управления регионом Нижегородской области и муниципальных Центров управления муниципалитетами с целью повышения эффективности государственного и муниципального управления;

      - реализация на территории Нижегородской области полномочий, переданных Российской Федерацией, в части государственной регистрации актов гражданского состояния;

      - представление интересов Губернатора Нижегородской области и осуществление его полномочий в Законодательном Собрании Нижегородской области.

      Записаться на прием могут жители Нижегородской области, а также другие граждане Российской Федерации, иностранные граждане и лица без гражданства, законно находящиеся на территории области, если их вопрос уже был рассмотрен по компетенции и для принятия решения по сути обращения требуется личное участие заместителя Губернатора Нижегородской области Гнеушева А.Н. Для записи на прием необходимо подать письменное или электронное обращение на имя заместителя Губернатора Нижегородской области Гнеушева А.Н. с изложением сути вопроса. Запись на прием завершится за 5 рабочих дней до его проведения. Рекомендуемое время приема одного заявителя составляет 15-20 минут. Дополнительную информацию можно узнать в Приемной граждан, обратившись лично или по телефонам: (831) 439 04 98, 430 96 39.

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Here are the 12 greatest post-apocalyptic films of all time, which we're presenting now for no specific purpose. You might be curious about what constitutes a post-apocalyptic movie. We define it as any film set in a world after the collapse of civilization, whether caused by nuclear warfare or another catastrophic event. Post-apocalyptic films come in various styles, ranging from sci-fi horror to lighthearted comedies. Many offer dark entertainment, but the most remarkable ones often carry philosophical messages — perhaps even encouraging us to prevent our own destruction. Now, here are the 12 finest post-apocalyptic films we've ever witnessed. The Matrix (1999) Warner Bros. – Credit: C/O The concept of The Matrix becomes more relevant with each passing day: robots have constructed a simulated world to distract humans from reality. (Our only concern with this idea is why the robots choose to use humans as power sources instead of just utilizing electricity.) Whether it's the pioneering bullet-time effects or the remarkable portrayal of Keanu Reeves, The Matrix was groundbreaking. Much of the action remains impressive, and there are enjoyable moments within the film's computer-generated environment. One intriguing aspect of The Matrix, like several other titles on this list, is that it doesn’t initially present itself as a post-apocalyptic film. Neo's reality mirrors our own... at first. 12 Monkeys (1995) Universal – Credit: C/O Transforming an adaptation of an avant-garde French short film into a successful sci-fi movie is quite the feat, yet Terry Gilliam accomplished it. You might argue, “Sure, but he had Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt!” That's true, but this was merely the start of Pitt’s rise to fame. This film significantly contributed to his breakthrough into the mainstream. In 12 Monkeys, a devastating pandemic has devastated most of human society. Although humans possess time travel capabilities, they send a convict back in time. Importantly, they don't seek to alter the future — that's impossible. Their goal is merely to lessen future casualties. Unfortunately, they send Willis' character back too soon, resulting in chaos. Also Read: The 12 Most Voyeuristic Movies We’ve Ever Watched A Quiet Place (2018) Paramount – Credit: C/O A Quiet Place offers a unique perspective by focusing solely on a family, emphasizing that children are essentially humanity's last hope for the future. John Krasinski, who starred alongside his wife Emily Blunt, also directed this film. While this is the first horror film on our list, horror and apocalyptic themes are closely intertwined. Aliens have invaded Earth with a hunger for humans. Though their eyesight is incredibly poor, their hearing is exceptional. To survive, silence is crucial. This tension creates a gripping atmosphere, and A Quiet Place effectively delivers on that promise. Children of Men (2006) Universal – Credit: C/O What if the apocalyptic event unfolds gradually and subtly? It's not a sudden bite from a shark but a constriction by a boa constrictor. For two decades, no new children have been born, leading to society’s slow disintegration. The youngest humans have become celebrities in a world spiraling into chaos and war. Clive Owen stars as a man who has grown increasingly cynical. Then he learns of a remarkable development: a pregnant woman. At this point, there is almost nothing he won’t do to protect her and her unborn child. Directed by the esteemed Oscar-winning Alfonso Cuaron, Children of Men is a masterclass in filmmaking. Night of the Comet (1984) Atlantic Entertainment Group – Credit: C/O We decided a cult classic deserved a spot, and Night of the Comet is our pick. It's the type of film featuring Mary Woronov in a supporting role. If that sentence resonates with you, you've probably seen Night of the Comet or are eager to watch it. It humorously nods to classic sci-fi disaster films. A comet's passage proves deadly, reducing the majority of the population to dust. Some are left to die more slowly, becoming almost frenzied zombies. However, two Valley girl sisters and a truck driver survive, thanks to the protection of solid steel. Now, they must navigate this new reality. Impressively, Night of the Comet manages to be wry without being overly self-aware. Additionally, Catherine Mary Stewart shines as one of the leads. Also Read: 10 Movie Sex Scenes Somebody Should Have Stopped WALL-E (2008) Pixar – Credit: C/O A stunning example of show-don't-tell storytelling, WALL-E is, by far, the most gentle film on this list. It tells the sweet tale of two lonely robots who might just be able to revive a long-abandoned Earth. The film begins with no dialogue: humans have evacuated Earth due to severe pollution rendering it uninhabitable. WALL-E is left behind to clean up the mess Here are the 12 greatest post-apocalyptic films of all time, which we're presenting now for no specific purpose. You might be curious about what constitutes a post-apocalyptic movie. We define it as any film set in a world after the collapse of civilization, whether caused by nuclear warfare or another catastrophic event. Post-apocalyptic films come in various styles, ranging from sci-fi horror to lighthearted comedies. Many offer dark entertainment, but the most remarkable ones often carry philosophical messages — perhaps even encouraging us to prevent our own destruction. Now, here are the 12 finest post-apocalyptic films we've ever witnessed. The Matrix (1999) Warner Bros. – Credit: C/O The concept of The Matrix becomes more relevant with each passing day: robots have constructed a simulated world to distract humans from reality. (Our only concern with this idea is why the robots choose to use humans as power sources instead of just utilizing electricity.) Whether it's the pioneering bullet-time effects or the remarkable portrayal of Keanu Reeves, The Matrix was groundbreaking. Much of the action remains impressive, and there are enjoyable moments within the film's computer-generated environment. One intriguing aspect of The Matrix, like several other titles on this list, is that it doesn’t initially present itself as a post-apocalyptic film. Neo's reality mirrors our own... at first. 12 Monkeys (1995) Universal – Credit: C/O Transforming an adaptation of an avant-garde French short film into a successful sci-fi movie is quite the feat, yet Terry Gilliam accomplished it. You might argue, “Sure, but he had Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt!” That's true, but this was merely the start of Pitt’s rise to fame. This film significantly contributed to his breakthrough into the mainstream. In 12 Monkeys, a devastating pandemic has devastated most of human society. Although humans possess time travel capabilities, they send a convict back in time. Importantly, they don't seek to alter the future — that's impossible. Their goal is merely to lessen future casualties. Unfortunately, they send Willis' character back too soon, resulting in chaos. Also Read: The 12 Most Voyeuristic Movies We’ve Ever Watched A Quiet Place (2018) Paramount – Credit: C/O A Quiet Place offers a unique perspective by focusing solely on a family, emphasizing that children are essentially humanity's last hope for the future. John Krasinski, who starred alongside his wife Emily Blunt, also directed this film. While this is the first horror film on our list, horror and apocalyptic themes are closely intertwined. Aliens have invaded Earth with a hunger for humans. Though their eyesight is incredibly poor, their hearing is exceptional. To survive, silence is crucial. This tension creates a gripping atmosphere, and A Quiet Place effectively delivers on that promise. Children of Men (2006) Universal – Credit: C/O What if the apocalyptic event unfolds gradually and subtly? It's not a sudden bite from a shark but a constriction by a boa constrictor. For two decades, no new children have been born, leading to society’s slow disintegration. The youngest humans have become celebrities in a world spiraling into chaos and war. Clive Owen stars as a man who has grown increasingly cynical. Then he learns of a remarkable development: a pregnant woman. At this point, there is almost nothing he won’t do to protect her and her unborn child. Directed by the esteemed Oscar-winning Alfonso Cuaron, Children of Men is a masterclass in filmmaking. Night of the Comet (1984) Atlantic Entertainment Group – Credit: C/O We decided a cult classic deserved a spot, and Night of the Comet is our pick. It's the type of film featuring Mary Woronov in a supporting role. If that sentence resonates with you, you've probably seen Night of the Comet or are eager to watch it. It humorously nods to classic sci-fi disaster films. A comet's passage proves deadly, reducing the majority of the population to dust. Some are left to die more slowly, becoming almost frenzied zombies. However, two Valley girl sisters and a truck driver survive, thanks to the protection of solid steel. Now, they must navigate this new reality. Impressively, Night of the Comet manages to be wry without being overly self-aware. Additionally, Catherine Mary Stewart shines as one of the leads. Also Read: 10 Movie Sex Scenes Somebody Should Have Stopped WALL-E (2008) Pixar – Credit: C/O A stunning example of show-don't-tell storytelling, WALL-E is, by far, the most gentle film on this list. It tells the sweet tale of two lonely robots who might just be able to revive a long-abandoned Earth. The film begins with no dialogue: humans have evacuated Earth due to severe pollution rendering it uninhabitable. WALL-E is left behind to clean up the mess Нижний Новгород: последние новости.

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