Sadiya today serves as one of the district headquarters for Indian Red Cross. It was initiated in collaboration with the Indian Red Cross Society. Chestnut is a color similar to but separate and distinct from Indian red. The drug is usually recommended for severe stings from the Indian red scorpion. Kaur served as the Chairperson of the Indian Red Cross society for fourteen years. In 1920, the Society came into existence as a branch of Indian Red Cross Society. Sarojini has been a member of the Indian Red Cross Society for over 35 years. He also had been the honorary Vice President of Indian Red Cross Society Nagaland branch. He also presided the Indian Red Cross Society in 1982. From the 1970s, some carried an Indian red livery. They also donated $5 million to the Indian Red Cross after the disaster. From 1976 the blue and white livery was replaced by an Indian red livery. They initially had Indian red frames but this was later changed to black. Indian red is a similar but separate and distinct colour from "chestnut".