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why does the narrator take ranga to a shastri? what did the letter tell him about the problem?

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Answered by kanishka172213

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The narrator had made up his mind to get Ranga married to Ratna. He asked Ranga to accompany him to see Shastri. They would find out if 'Guru' and 'Shani' were favourable to him or not. He asked Shastri what worried Ranga.

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why does the narrator take ranga to a shastri? what did the letter tell him about the problem?​

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why does the narrator take ranga to a shastri? what did the letter tell him about the problem?