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6.What was the narrator's advice to the conductor? How does
the conductor take the narrator's advice? Give reasons to
support your answer.

Answers

Answered by rishi102684
4

Explanation:

In today's India and India of yesteryears, there is not much of a difference as far as the belief in astrology is concerned. People believed in astrologers then and now. What we do not understand is that no one can predict God's design. The astrologers like Shastri, themselves, do not really know the correct calculations of the planets, but they pretend to do so. Most of these predictions are based upon the information supplied earlier by someone. In the story, 'Ranga's Marriage', the Shastri is very well tutored by the narrator in advance. He tells Ranga exactly the same thing what the narrator asks him. He pretends to do all the calculations and moves his lips but these are all pretentions.

Answered by sadiyasuhail
18

Answer:

the narrator adviced the conductor to be a little flexible regarding the rules.the conductor took it positively as he wished goodnight to the narrator very friendly.

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