Question

Why was the narrator distressed when he came to know of Ranga’s views about his marriage?

Solution

The narrator had in his mind the niece of Rama Rao. She was a pretty girl of eleven. The narrator thought that Ranga would make a good husband for Ratna. But Ranga had no plan of marrying in near future. The narrator was distressed to hear Ranga’s plan.

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Ranga's Marriage

Why was the narrator distressed when he came to know of Ranga’s views about his marriage?

Some More Questions From Ranga's Marriage Chapter

Comment on the influence of English—the language and the way of life—on Indian life as reflected in the story. What is the narrator’s attitude to English?

Astrologers’ perceptions are based more on hearsay and conjecture than what they learn from the study of the stars. Comment with reference to the story.

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What kind of a person do you think the narrator is?

Describe the village of the narrator.

English was not so widespread in Hosahalli. Prove it by citing an example from the text.

Describe the homecoming of Ranga. Why was it ‘a great event’ in the village?

How did the people realise that Ranga was the same man as he had been six months ago? Give one example to prove your point.

What did Ranga say when the narrator asked him if he wanted to get married?

Why was the narrator distressed when he came to know of Ranga’s views about his marriage?

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