According to the story "Ranga's Marriage" by Masti Venkatesha Iyengar, Ranga, the village accountant's son, went to Bangalore to pursue his studies. After spending six months in the city, he returned to his village.

The result of Ranga's first encounter after his return was quite eventful:

• Curiosity and Gathering: His return was a significant event for the villagers, who were curious to see how he had changed. A crowd gathered at his house to see him.
• Assessment of Change: The villagers were eager to see if the city had changed Ranga. They expected him to have adopted city ways, but they were surprised to see that he remained largely unchanged.
• Respectful Demeanor: Ranga showed respect to the elders by touching their feet, which impressed them.
• Narrator's Observation: The narrator, Shyama, observed Ranga closely and formed a plan to get him married to a suitable girl.

Overall, Ranga's first encounter was a public assessment of his transformation (or lack thereof) after his time in Bangalore. It set the stage for the narrator's plans to arrange his marriage.