Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom is holding its Global Atomic Quiz on Tuesday, offering the three highest-scoring participants a trip to Russia, including a visit to the world's first nuclear power plant.

Bangladeshi participants have until midnight on November 10 to complete the online quiz, organised to mark World Science Day for Peace and Development.

The quiz, themed “One Atomic Day,” focuses on the role of nuclear technology in everyday life, from food production and electricity generation to nuclear medicine and space exploration.

Participants can enter through the official website: https://quiz.atomforyou.com/.

The quiz is available in 16 languages, including Bangla, English, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese and Swahili.

The three highest scorers will receive a trip to Russia, while all participants will receive electronic certificates.

Rosatom said the initiative aims to improve public understanding of nuclear science and its peaceful applications.

Launched in 2020, the Global Atomic Quiz has attracted more than 111,000 school and university students from over 100 countries.

The annual initiative is part of Rosatom's international science education programme, designed to encourage young people to explore nuclear technologies and their applications beyond electricity generation.

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