Question

What does the narrator say about Hosahalli ? ( Ranga's mairrage )​

Answer 1

The narrator lived in a small village hosahalli in the state of Karnataka.

The narrator said there is not even a shadow of their village on the map and there are mango trees in his village are famous for their sourness.

Narrator means merely eating these fruit can make anyone cough.

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Answer 2

The narrator says the following things about his village Hosahalli.

• The narrator gives a glowing and praise-filled account of his village Hosahalli.
• He says that the sahibs in England forgot about it and so did their own geographers, hence one cannot find the village on a map.
• Another thing he says is that "If the state of Mysore is to Bharatavarsha what the sweet karigadabu is to a festive meal, then Hosahalli is to Mysore State what the filling is to the karigadabu."
• The narrator also goes on to talk about many special things in his village. He talks about the village doctor, the mangos which are sure to give you a cough, and the flowers from the creeper in the village pond.
• This showcases the great fondness the narrator has for his village which is clearly seen in his writing.

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