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Abstract
The investigation of contemporary Postcolonial women's activist Mahasweta Devi's Short Stories "Drupadi, Breast-provider, Behind the Bodice" expresses the perspective of class and sex plainly. It underlines the way that the general public where Mahasweta works is by all accounts obviously separated into two classes-the rich and advantaged, and the not are unprivileged. The lady develops to be a class of low standard has been commanded and doesn't appear to have achieved her opportunity even in free nations. Her sufferings are frequently under-looked and in the end she converges into the last class which never affirming her privileges and respect. Class clashes have consistently been there ever. Truth be told, either cast or class yet the efficient status is the only things that are important for an individual to maintain. An individual is made a decision by spending limit or the position the person holds. Mahasweta Devi center stays in the financial viewpoints that gap the general public on the parts of inability.