Countless people have lost their lives to liberate India from the British Raj. There were many who put their youth in the movement to liberate Bharat Mata from bondage, and they sacrificed their lives. In the freedom movement, the youth had increased participation and the contribution of women with men was not low. Bhikaji Rustom Cama is the name included in such names. Bhikaji Cama is also known as Madam Cama. Somewhere, the nickname "Cama" used in her  name is also pronounced as "Khama". But her popular name is Madam Bhikaji Cama. Bhikaji Cama was born on 24th September 1861 in Mumbai. In the year 1896, the plague spread in Mumbai, Cama served the plague patients.

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She herself was in the grip of the disease, she was cured after treatment, but she was later asked to go to Europe for treatment. She went to London in the year 1902. She worked for the Indian freedom struggle. She went abroad several times over the Indian freedom movement and launched a movement to liberate India from colonial rule. In the year 1907, in collaboration with Sardar Singh Rana, she had prepared the first national flag of India. 

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The first tricolor of India was hoisted at the 7th International Congress, which was held in the 7th International Congress on August 22, 1907 at Stuttgart Nagar in Germany. This inspired the people for India's independence and all came with a flag. Green, yellow and red colours were used in this flag. It was written Vande Mataram in the middle of it and the flowers of the moon, sun and lotus were inscribed on it. During the First World War, Cama had to suffer. Her property which was in India was confiscated. She breathed her last on August 13, 1936, in Mumbai.

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