Blue Waters says it’s proud to preserve T&T’s cultural legacy’

Days af­ter re­ports emerged that sev­er­al state cor­po­rate en­ti­ties had with­drawn their spon­sor­ship from the 2026 Di­vali Na­gar, the Na­tion­al Coun­cil of In­di­an Cul­ture (NCIC) yes­ter­day an­nounced that Blue Wa­ters had come on board as a Di­a­mond Spon­sor for this year’s cel­e­bra­tions. And the com­pa­ny says it is proud to as­sist in pre­serv­ing T&T’s cul­tur­al lega­cy.

The val­ue of the spon­sor­ship was not dis­closed but Guardian Me­dia un­der­stands it is worth $250,000.

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The an­nounce­ment was made dur­ing a me­dia brief­ing at the Di­vali Na­gar in Ch­agua­nas, where NCIC cor­po­rate project man­ag­er George Singh said sup­port from com­pa­nies such as Blue Wa­ters was es­sen­tial to the suc­cess of large-scale cul­tur­al events.