Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said his Ministry is making comprehensive, integrated and all out efforts to create awareness among masses about various aspects of cyber security and cyber crime. He reviewed cyber security infrastructure and functioning of Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre, I4C at New Delhi. Talking to media after the review, Mr Shah said I4C is organizing Cyber Jagarukta Diwas on 1<sup>st</sup> Wednesday of every month. He said I4C is reaching out to all the states in the country to play an active and pivotal role in this initiative and help promote cyber hygiene.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Mr Shah urged the media to join hands with the Home Ministry in spreading awareness about all the initiatives taken by it in curbing the menace of cybercrime. He said that 99.99 percent police stations of the country have been connected with </span>CCTNS<span style="color: #222222;"> (Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems).They are now registering 100 percent FIRs directly on CCTNS. Mr Shah also mentioned </span>NAFIS<span style="color: #222222;"> App having a data base of over one crore finger prints which is being extensively used by law enforcement agencies.</span><br />