On the first day of Eid ul Fitr, which marks the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, many Muslims are celebrating with a large group of people in the capital.

As the sun sets over the city, the air is thick with the scent of burning incense, and the crowds gather in the streets of Ahmedabad to pray and offer Eid al-Fitr prayers.

For those who are in the city to see it, it is a stunning spectacle.

The air is filled with the aroma of burning coals, the flames are glowing, and there are hundreds of people cheering and singing as they shout blessings.

It is a sight that people around the world will be watching closely for the next few days.

But it is not what most people in India expect when they go to the city.

As a result, for many people in this country, it has been hard to feel at ease when it comes to the way the government is handling the issue of web hosting.

The country is still reeling from the attacks on its internet infrastructure and services, and it is also dealing with a series of attacks on the country’s cyber infrastructure by foreign entities, such as the cyber attacks on India’s largest news website.

The attacks were carried out by groups like China’s WeChat and China Telecom, which are controlled by Chinese state-owned companies.

WeChat has been a target of hacking attacks for some time now.

India is a huge market for internet companies like WeChat, which have seen their popularity rise with the rise of Chinese technology.

And there is nothing new about China, which has been targeting Indian companies for a long time.

But India is now dealing with some serious issues in regards to cyber security, and we have seen a lot of news stories over the last few months that highlight how Indian cyber security has been getting worse.

These include the recent reports that Chinese hackers are targeting Indian firms with sophisticated cyber attacks and stealing sensitive information from them.

We will be keeping a close eye on the situation in India, but there are also other issues that India is dealing with in terms of cyber security.

In a recent study by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, India had ranked #1 among the top 20 countries in terms to data breaches, but it still lags behind the United States and other countries that have a higher number of breaches.

India also ranked lower on cyber security overall, but has been ranked higher on cyber protection and breach prevention.

So, how is it that the country is facing these issues in terms in terms cyber security and cyber protection?

There are two main reasons for the problems in India’s cyber security: There is a shortage of skilled cyber security professionals, and India has not developed any national cyber security strategy.

This is the main reason that many people here do not feel comfortable going to the cyber security centre.

The shortage of cybersecurity professionals in India has led to a lot problems in terms on training and the availability of trained cyber security experts in India.

India has a huge population of cyber experts and there is a need for them to be trained in cybersecurity.

But they are not available in the country.

As per the report, in 2015, India’s cybersecurity sector had an annual expenditure of ₹4.7 lakh crore, but only around ₤7.3 lakh crore was allocated to training the cybersecurity experts.

The report also points out that India’s IT sector was ranked 11th in the world for cybersecurity infrastructure, and that India had a cyber threat index of just 6.8.

India’s infrastructure has been built around the idea of using cyber security to protect the country, but the infrastructure itself has a very limited scope for cyber security solutions.

In the report published by the ICAI, there are some recommendations that can be taken by the government to help improve India’s data security.

One of these recommendations is to build cyber infrastructure in the national cyber hub and build a national cyber protection system that is tailored for the country and the needs of the people.

Another recommendation is to develop cyber infrastructure to reduce cyber vulnerabilities in the telecom sector, which is the largest sector of the country for the protection of telecom infrastructure.

These recommendations can be implemented in different parts of the government, and will be a key component to improve Indias cyber security posture.

A third recommendation is that the government create a National Cyber Security Centre that will be part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

This centre will be responsible for the creation of a Cyber Security Strategy that will address the problems of cyber threat, cyber protection, cyber security training, and other matters.

These are some of the suggestions that can help to improve the cyber threat in India and the cyber protection posture of the Indian government.

The government should also ensure that the national security agencies that have been entrusted with cyber security responsibilities have a robust network of cyber-defences that is well-equipped and ready