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ccTLDs for India.

India has several country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) that are specific to the country. Here are the most commonly used Indian ccTLDs:

  1. .in: The .in domain name extension is the official ccTLD for India. It is a popular TLD among Indian businesses, organizations, and individuals.

  2. .co.in: The .co.in domain name extension is a subdomain of .in and is typically used by commercial entities in India. It is often used by Indian businesses and startups that want to establish an online presence.

  3. .org.in: The .org.in domain name extension is a subdomain of .in and is typically used by non-profit organizations in India. It is often used by charities, NGOs, and other non-profit organizations that want to establish an online presence.

  4. .net.in: The .net.in domain name extension is a subdomain of .in and is typically used by network infrastructure providers in India. It is often used by internet service providers, hosting companies, and other companies that provide internet-related services in India.

  5. .gen.in: The .gen.in domain name extension is a subdomain of .in and is typically used by individuals and personal websites in India. It is often used by bloggers, writers, and other individuals who want to establish an online presence.

  6. .ac.in: The .ac.in domain name extension is used by academic institutions in India. It is often used by universities, colleges, and other educational institutions.

  7. .edu.in: The .edu.in domain name extension is also used by academic institutions in India. However, it is typically used by primary and secondary schools.

These Indian-specific domain name extensions are a great way for businesses and organizations in India to establish a strong online presence and connect with their target audience. By using a domain name extension that is specific to India, businesses and organizations can build trust and credibility with their customers and stakeholders, while also ensuring that their website is easily discoverable online.

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