Hi Tarun, thanks for the information.
I am a bit puzzled because the article makes reference to web sites rather than domain names, so I am asking for clarification.
Are we talking about opening .in to registrations in different scripts - and therefore names of the form IDN.in - or are we talking about the introduction of IDN TLDs in local scripts? The latter, if I am not mistaken, would require ICANN’s approval under the ccTLD Fast Track programme or other Board decision.
Can somebody explain what is the case?
Thanks,
Roberto

On 14.03.2020, at 12:22, Tarun Taunk <md@icpljpr.com> wrote:

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