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Supp. Unit 3 — ENGLISH STD 11 Commerce — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 11 CommerceENGLISHSupp. Unit 32 Marks
Question
What was Ranga’s Opinion about marriage?
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Answer

  • In the village of Hosahalli, the accountant’s son Ranga was the first one who had gone outside the village to Study at Bangalore. When he came back the narrator wished that he should get married soon.
  • However, Ranga was not ready for marriage. He said that he wanted to marry a mature girl and cited an example of an officer he knew who got married at the age of 30 to a girl who was about 25.
  • He felt they would be comfortable with each other as they had married at the right age. He felt if he married a very young girl then she would not understand him and there would be misunderstandings so he felt that he needed to wait till he found a mature girl. Otherwise he would prefer to remain a bachelor.

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