"We are determined to enhance the reputation of the state

by holding the matches in grand fashion. He whole executive is eager to contribute for the cause," he said. The MOU between the RCA and the RSSC has expired in July last and the latter was reluctant to renew it owing to violations by RCA and its denials to clear the dues which amounted to crores. The RCA had built pressure by refusing to bow to the demands of RSSC and the State Government, sidelining the RSSC, had then constituted a three member committee headed by Chief Secretary which had asked the RCA to deposit portion of dues. The State Government had also written to BCCI directly but it almost sure that the Rajasthan Royals would play at Ahmedabad and Rajkot. "As far as the question of dues of the past is concerned the course of law would decide the issue but as for now the MOU has given the green signal for the IPL-6 matches here. We have already talked to BCCI and they are well aware of the recent developments," he added.