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Added: 2026-05-22

[00:00:05][Music] Hi friends good morning all of you welcome to Indian Academy of Competitive Examinations and welcome to the Hindu Shankaracharya Vikap Gear Up Rise in English today 21 May 2026 6 We are with The Hindu Editorial Not Only the Headlines Today as part of this program we are going to do error location along with error location the rules will also be told. Good morning all of you very very very good morning watch but don't wait good statement this watch and wait is a phrase and it means no hurry wait and watch no hurry wait and watch here he says watch and wait.

[00:01:34]Watch but don't wait and the Ebola outbreak is now an epidemic. Oh my God, here we go.

[00:02:18]It's an outbreak A public health emergency of international concern has been declared over the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, not even waiting for the advice of an emergency committee of expert panelists. This is a convention as well as a tradition. It means that the virus has not been detected but has been detected for swift action by global health experts. Given that there are several announcements emerging from the current strain responsible for the outbreak, the uncommon Bundi Bhagyo strain may be a new strain.

[00:04:53]This strain has caused more outbreaks in the past and the efficacy of commonly effective countermeasures such as vaccines is highly effective against the common Zaire.

[00:05:19]Strain and other therapies are currently being tested with Bundi Bugyo The new Ebola outbreak was notified in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda Lakrit Willingness Great Willingness Eagerness Enthusiasm said with unprecedented urgency The World Health Organization has declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern over the Ebola outbreak in central Africa, expressing its concern. Not even waiting for the advice of an emergency committee of expert panelists, the emergency committee declared an emergency with unusual enthusiasm, without even waiting for an advice. The WHO never less honored the word feted for feted, but asked for swift action by global health experts. It did not wait. Given that the current outbreak is emerging from the current strain responsible for the outbreak, there is a lot of uncertainty about what is happening. It is not a regular strain, it is very uncommon. Let's see if its name is the Bugiostrain. I think that's the pronunciation.

[00:08:07]I think so.

[00:08:10]Haskaz said that there have been few outbreaks in the past, and that this strain has caused only a few outbreaks in the past, and that it is effective, and that it works as an antidote to other therapies, such as vaccines, and that it is not currently tested. This writer seems to be very fond of these words. The other one is unusual, the second is uncommon, the third is untested.

[00:09:18][Laughter] All the words he uses are also unknown, unacquainted, the new Ebola outbreak was notified, where it was identified, in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.

[00:09:50][Grunts] It is said to be smaller and It is said to be confined to a limited cross-border region between the two nations.

[00:10:06]It is small, confined, restricted, related to a limited cross-border region area. When an area is mentioned, we can call it endemic, as it is confined to that area. Between the Two Nations is confined to a small border area between the two countries. But there are still concerns that because of the ongoing conflict and displacement in the region, cases might go undetected, leading to a spread and impairing access to care. According to WHO on May 16, 2026, 8 laboratory confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases and 80 suspected deaths have been reported in the DR Congo Ituri Province. According to WHO figures, as of May 16, 2026, 8 laboratory confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases and 80 suspected deaths have been reported in that province. Lab confirmed cases including one death with no apparent link to each other have been reported in Kampala.

[00:13:40]Two lab confirmed cases, including one death, have been reported in Kampala. There is no visible, obvious, clear link between the two.

[00:13:55]Kampala Ugandans listed a clutch of factors. A group of factors.

[00:14:09]High positivity rate of the initial samples. The positivity rate in the initial samples was very high. Eight positives among 13 samples. Out of 13 samples, eight members were positive. The confirmation of cases in Kampala, increasing trends in syndromic reporting of suspected cases and clusters of deaths across Ituri province that point towards a potentially much larger outbreak than is being detected, took a clutch of factors.

[00:14:59]Eight out of 13 samples tested positive. In Kampala, the number of confirmed cases is increasing, but there is a trend in syndromic reporting of suspected cases or clusters of deaths.

[00:15:24]But that points towards a potentially much larger outbreak of infection.

[00:15:46]It is much larger than what is being detected so far.

[00:15:58]More people have the virus than have been detected. More people have died from Ebola at any rate. At any cost, a risk-taking pathway has been taken to reduce this risk. When dealing with a condition that has a 50% fatality rate, its fatality rate is the death rate.

[00:16:30]What is the fatality rate? That is, what is the death rate? That is, 50% of the Ebola detected cases are 50%. While it says that the mortality rate, which is now called the fatality rate, is a death rate that can range between 25% and 50% depending on the viral strain it is caused by, the death rate is between 25% and 50%. The reason for it being more or less is the virus there, the access to medical care, the approach to medical care, the speed of treatment, the pace of treatment, the unknowns this time arising out of the Bundibagyo strain, medical care, one, the viral strain, which causes death, two, access to medical care, the death rate is high because many people do not have access to medical care, the third, the speed of treatment, the lag between the Ebola virus being detected and the treatment, and there are many unknowns this time arising out of this strain, Ebola is contagious, which is what we call an infection, meaning it spreads from person to person with exposure to body fluids and Contaminated surfaces and can be vicious dangerous very risky one is that it is exposed to body fluids or contaminated adulterated surfaces spoiled surfaces diluted surfaces contaminated he said spoiled adulterated he said spoiled adulterated he said that is dangerous he said that is harmful he said that is risky the harific 2014 146 outbreak which swept across Guyana Liberia and Sierra Leone resulted in over 28600 reported cases and 1135 deaths dangerous outbreak which came in mid 2014 16 harific outbreak which swept across Guyana which spread across Guyana Guyana and Liberia A similar outbreak in Sierra Leone affected 28,600 people and killed 11,325. By issuing the highest level of global alert, the WHO has requested the cooperation of the world.

[00:21:01]In Handling the Crisis SES is there, my father, the crisis is plural. In these problems, the world's cooperation is requested.

[00:21:22]Outbreak control activities at this stage must unfailingly include effective patient and contact tracing. In the measures to control this outbreak, unfailingly means successfully including. This is the sixth time that the word un is used.

[00:21:40]Unfailingly means successfully including effective patient and contact tracing.

[00:21:49]To control this, we need to trace who has been infected and through them, we also need to trace who may have been infected.

[00:21:59]Intensive Support for Every Patient Intensive support should be provided to everyone. Safe and dignified burials, cremations of the deceased, funerals should also be safe and honorable, dignified vaccinations if they work, and social mobilization to spread information about the disease among the public. When all this has worked out, now social mobilization should be done to spread this information to everyone about the disease among the public.

[00:22:44]This is today's Ebola, a paragraph like what I have told you all, my friend. We are going into an error location today.

[00:23:00]I will give you question after question time. After giving time, I will tell you the rule along with the answer. Write the rule down in your notebook.

[00:23:06]We will give it to you for one to seven days. In the meantime, we will get the Waqab again. So far, nine handouts of Waqab have been completed. Now we are going into the error location once again. Try to answer each question. Similarly, listen to the explanation I give after that.

[00:23:31]Write down the rule as well.

[00:23:36]Write down the rules separately in a notebook, separate from the explanation. Let 's see, question number one for you.

[00:23:47]Now I will explain this question.

[00:23:52]After explaining, I will also write down the rule. Write that rule down too. When things go wrong, all of us naturally will feel disappointed and frustrated. When things go wrong, things go right. All of us. We cannot say that we will feel. Naturally, we feel disappointed and frustrated. And then we are frustrated.

[00:24:42]And before that, we are disappointed.

[00:24:45]That is also a rule. But now the rule that we need to learn is rule number one. Usually, naturally, generally, regularly, always, often, daily, every month. When such words come, it is in the simple present tense. The verb should be either one or one plus S.

[00:25:47]Usually, naturally, generally, regularly, always, often, daily, every month, etc., should have 1 or one plus s. Here, when the word naturally comes, it comes in the simple present tense. So, friends, it is not will feel. It is only feel. It is not will feel. Okay, yes, naturally feel disappointed. Now, now, I am going to the second question.

[00:26:18]Friends, try. Would like to take this opportunity to convey our heart felt condolences to the families of the victims. It is not wrong to take this opportunity to convey this is the error.

[00:26:46]Always, to is the verb after to. If you want to use it, you should apply one. If you want to apply a verb after to, you can say to convey in the part called to plus one. Apart from that, when we see something like "with view to", "with view to", "this to" is a part of this whole phrase, it is a part in the total phrase, this too is also a part in the total phrase, with a view to in edition to committed to, a boy asked yesterday, "Look forward to", "After all this, one plus one should come."

[00:28:04]After the words with a view to in edition to committed to look forward to, the verb plus inja comes normally if it comes normally then S [snorts] And before this, I'm going to tell you the rule. After I tell you the rule, I'll explain it to you.

[00:29:15]Rule number three, please write down in your notebook: Let Get Make Help Had Better Let Get Make Help Had Better Had Sooner After using all the words, only one should be applied. Only one should be applied after Let's Get Make Help Had Better Had Sooner. And who is here? You had better You had better recond said that is not recond Dad recon one Let get make help had better had sooner Only one should come after the bare infinitive Had better is a suggestion Dad's suggestion There should only be one Let get make help had better had sooner One should come after the rule question number four is My dear friends We must be repeated a 1000 one time That preservation is the only road to perseverance is the only When we see this must be repeated we should know that it is not must be repeated Must repeat rule comes Modal plus Vivian Mom will would should could could may must art to be used to need there these 13 modals The verb should always be one.

[00:32:08]After the words will, would, should, could, may, might, must, art, to, used, to, need, dare, only one should come. The rule comes with the modal plus we, one question number five.

[00:32:23]Take your own time.

[00:32:26]My friend, I am talking about the rule first.

[00:32:30]You can write this rule in your book as rule number five: Two plus one, then only one comes after two.

[00:32:44]Dos plus 1.

[00:32:47]Dos is followed by one.

[00:32:52]Didp1 is followed by did only. According to the rule of do plus one does plus v1 did plus v1 Columbus discovered America but did not explore it said here is what should come there as part of did did plus one Explore only Columbus discovered America but did not explore the new continent This is rule number five Let's talk about the five rules once and again Usually Naturally Generally Regularly Always Of And Daily Every Month One or one plus s cant plus one with a view to indition to committed to look forward to verb plus ainza let get make help had better had sooner only when it comes model plus one will wood shall should can could may must at to used to need dare then one will come do plus v1 Does plus1 did plus1 number six I know you have been pre-occupied You are very pre-occupied but everyone else This everyone should be taken as singular. Here, if all comes, we can say have, but the word everyone has comes as part of the singular plural. Everyone has noticed his interest in you, one of the students was selected. The thing we need to learn here is that one of the and each of the take a singular verb.

[00:35:00]One of the and each of the take singular verbs. And what about those singular verbs? Is should be or should be applied to us or should be applied to has or should be applied to one plus s.

[00:35:20]One of the each of the takes singular verbs. Is or should be or has or should be applied to one plus s. One of the students means not all students, my friend, one student, so it is not var, my friends. That is is was one of the each of the singular s. What we know is that when the word is used, we say that the tools are like knives that are used to serve or cutters.

[00:35:55]This is not nor or. This is what we say is used to serve or cut.

[00:36:05]The rule is used to serve or cut. The team has been able to shrug off their recent failures and perform well. Here, the team is given the singular. The team is given the singular. The team is correct because they are of their own. He says he was able to avoid all the failures. So the team has been to the point of not being a team, but rather a team.

[00:36:33]So it's the whole team here that is together, so they performed well, they performed well, that is, the whole team performed well together. It is not the performance of the team but the performance of the team members so it is not their recent failures it is the team's recent failures it is the three forces of the public rule Rasukondamma took the part called fos but where is that part i.e. public any part of singular public singular so the saying is correct no error any part of singular is singular any part of plural is plural The thieves not only stole the jewels but also smashed up most of the valuable furniture in the room I see two mistakes here let's talk about two one the thieves not only stole the jewels but also we know with the word not only The combination " but also" should come. This is an error. It should not be called furnitures. It should be called furniture. The word "furniture" does not have a plural form.

[00:38:37]Friends, it should not be called furnitures. It should only be called furniture. So that not only but also the same error, it is not furnitures, it should be called furniture only.

[00:38:51]Question 12 [Grunts] I want to tell you this rule. I will tell you that in this combination, here is the first subject. Here is the second subject. Here is the first subject.

[00:39:23]Here is the second subject.

[00:39:26]Here is the first subject. Here is the second subject. Always consider the first subject along with yes. When yes comes, consider the first subject. Now, when a local president says yes. Yes is an environmentalist, here before yes. Yes is before yes. [Grunts] Before yes, there is a singular, local president.

[00:39:51]So it is not a face opposition.

[00:39:55]Faces opposition rule. When along with yes comes, it should be taken as a singular, so it should be taken as the first subject.

[00:40:07]Since the first subject is singular, it should be faces, not faces. Let's revise for a minute and close. Usually, naturally, generally, regularly, always, often, daily, every month. So, when the simple present comes, one or two words should come with the verb "to" and "when" and "to" should come with the infinitive, but with the verb "to" and Let's get help, it would have been better if it had been sooner, only one should have come.

[00:40:39]Modal plus one will would should can could may might must art to use to need dare should come after one. Rule Five Do Plus One Does Plus One Did Plus One Here we see that everyone is singular so has should come. One of the each of the takes singular verbs. A singular verb is this we has one plus s. Similarly, when it comes to either, an r should come. Similarly, when team is taken as singular, it is recent failures.

[00:41:12]Any part of singular. Singular. Any part of plural is plural. Public is singular, so the singular says correct not only with the word but also should come. Similarly, the word furniture does not have a plural. Yes, well, when it comes to along with, the first subject should be considered so that it is not a face, it is a face.

[00:41:36]Today we have completed 12 errors. Tomorrow there are another 13. I will upload the first hand from there.

[00:41:46]These are 25 errors for our SSC and Banking. I wish you all the best. Thank you very much.