.in

.in

Introduced	8 May 1989; 35 years ago (8 May 1989)
TLD type	Country code top-level domain
Status	Active
Registry	INRegistry
Sponsor	National Internet Exchange of India
Intended use	Entities connected with India
Actual use	Very popular in India. Liberalisation of registration rules in 2005 led to a large increase in registrations including overseas registrations.
Registered domains	3 million+ (May 2022)[1][2]
Registration restrictions	No restrictions on who can register second-level domains or most third-level domains; various specific restrictions under some of those specialised subdomains.
Structure	May register at the second level or at the third level beneath generic-category 2nd-level domains
Documents	Policies
Dispute policies	.IN Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (INDRP)
DNSSEC	Yes
Registry website	registry.in

.भारत

Logo for .भारत, (romanized as .bhārat)
Introduced	5 February 2011; 13 years ago (5 February 2011)[3]
TLD type	Internationalised (Devanagari) country code top-level domain
Status	Active
Registry	INRegistry
Sponsor	National Internet Exchange of India
Intended use	Entities connected with  India
Actual use	Getting popular in India.
Registration restrictions	Devanagari script. Also comply with certain Devanagari Phonological rules; restrictions under some specialized subdomains like सरकार.भारत (≈ gov.in) and विद्या.भारत (≈ edu.in)
Structure	May register at the second level or at the third level beneath generic-category 2nd-level domains.
DNS name	xn--h2brj9c
DNSSEC	Yes
Registry website	रजिस्ट्री.भारत (registry.bharat)

.in is the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for India. It was introduced in May 1989. It is currently administered by the National Internet Exchange of India.