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Supp. Unit 3 — ENGLISH STD 11 Commerce — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 11 CommerceENGLISHSupp. Unit 32 Marks
Question
How did Ranga meet Ratna?
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Answer

  • Shyama is the narrator of the story ‘Ranga’s Marriage’. When Ranga returned after studying at Bangalore, he blessed him and wished that he gets married soon. He felt that Ratna who was Rama Rao’s niece would be the right life partner for Ranga. He had make Ranga meet her first.
  • He went to Rama Rao’s house and asked his wife to send Ratna to fetch some buttermilk from his house. When Ratna came to his house he requested her to sing for him.
  • Meanwhile he sent for Ranga. When Ranga arrived at threshold he was captivated by the melodious voice and he was curious to see the singer. He peeped in and when Ratna saw him she didn’t know him so she stopped her singing midway. However, Shyama was successful in making them meet each other.

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