Why was the narrator distressed to know that Ranga had decided to remain a bachelor?

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Ranga was a generous, considerate fellow. The narrator thought that it would be a fine thing to have him marry, settle down and be of service to society. He was distressed to know that Ranga who he thought would make a good husband, had to remain a bachelor.

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