Mahasweta Devi’s Outcast: Four Stories

Tribal literature represents a new trend in Indian literary circles. This kind of literature is inherently hostile as it focuses on the position of Darit in the Hindus society based on caste and their self-respect, fight for justice and equality. Tribal literature exists to obtain events both at home and abroad, and places an important issue on the content of literature and how to read it. Mahasweta Devi's writing provides the basis for insight, insightful assets, meaning accumulation and discourse.

Mahasweta Devi was born in Dhaka, East Bengal in 1926. Born in a literary family Mahathweta Devi was also influenced by the early contacts with Gananatya who tried to bring social and political dramas into the countryside of Bangladesh during the 1930s and 1940s. After acquiring a master's degree in English literature from the University of Calcutta, Devi began as a teacher and journalist. Her first book, Jhansi Rani (Queen Jhansi), was published in 1956. In 1984, she retired an English lecturer at the University of Calcutta and devoted himself to writing. Devi has won several literary awards. She received the highest literary award Jnanpath in India in 1995

Mahasweta Devi's Rudali is focused on two women who build a partnership for survival. Rudari is one of the unforgettable stories from the distant village of Rajasthan province. This novel depicts the pressure of sancharity against struggle over exploitation of poverty, humiliation, patriarchal social system and social system. These women are influenced by their families, members of the community, or wealthy rulings, either to succumb to a living life or survive as prostitutes or to conquer like sanchari and bikuni I will challenge you.

Drama Mother 1084 (1997) is the original text of Mahatheta Devi 's Hajar Churashir Ma, which provides the best illustrations of the marginalized categories. The worry of neglected and oppressed women is represented by mothers of the drama Brati Chatterjee, Sujata Chatterjee. That thought, the approach to revolutionary and communistic Naxal movement called him a rebel and killed him ruthless. . The police "encounters" ... In being a woman's life, being a mother is one of the most exciting and beautiful moments in their life. Knowing what happens to a baby growing up in a baby during pregnancy helps women enjoy the exciting moment and reduce the birthrate. Trish (2004) believes pregnancy is a special period and a healthy life event. During pregnancy, women also experience all emotional stages of her life. The pregnant woman's body also experiences some physical changes. Change