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Written in 1998, The Armenian ChampaTree is an alternate novel by Devi relating to the exploitation of the tribals inside the general public. Devi uncovered the way in which religion abuses odd notion for its own end. The phony Sadhus utilize the customs of religion as a trick for misusing the uninformed, ignorant individuals. Such connection typically will in general establish that piece of the inconceivable language and offers of want and different thought processes and activities of people which are profoundly established with the land, with the non-human world. At the end of the day, there lies the need of writing to address that piece of the non-human world which will in general form the human world. The tale is likewise well known as a piece of kids' writing. It centers around a private connection between a kid and a sheep which aggregately represent nonattendance of brutality, disagreeableness and fiendish This holy person dolts and endeavors the straightforward tribals in the name offering eatable penances like goats, sheep, etc and now and then cash to keep away from the pessimism that may influence their general public and nature. Tribals, as they follow him obviously, never presume his goal behind his recounting catastrophe and its answer by making a few penances to the goddess to keep them under control. Thus, they submit to him aimlessly. Mahasweta Devi is resolved to make us mindful of such broken customs winning in the general public causing destruction and difficulty in the advancement and harmony in the existences of the tribal's.