yes, there are equivalents of REDEMPTION period status and PENDINGDELETE status for all .IN/CO.IN domains.
Redemption period is called PENDING DELETE RESTORABLE status, and it lasts 30 days.
It starts from the next day after expiration date, when the domain was not renewed.
When after these 30 days of PENDING DELETE RESTORABLE status domain is not renewed still, it acquires a PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE status, on 31 day after expiration date, and this status lasts 5 days more.
Finally, after 5 days of PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE status,
domain drops.
real example
domain STORY.co.in
Code:
Domain Name:STORY.CO.IN
Created On:15-Mar-2005 05:21:29 UTC
Last Updated On:15-Mar-2007 00:33:26 UTC
Expiration Date:15-Mar-2007 05:21:29 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:Key-Systems GmbH (R48-AFIN)
Status:PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE
It was dropped 19 april 2007 (on 35th day from expiration date).
You all guys can check these rules on the domain HUMOUR.co.in,
it is to expire in two days after tomorrow.
Code:
Domain Name:HUMOUR.CO.IN
Created On:18-Mar-2005 01:36:44 UTC
Last Updated On:18-Mar-2007 00:33:42 UTC
Expiration Date:18-Mar-2007 01:36:44 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:Key-Systems GmbH (R48-AFIN)
Status:PENDING DELETE SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE
Hope this info will help forum members some.. I did not reveal a mystery,
but some people believe it is just like insider information, because it is not listed on
Registry.IN website.
I believe there is no public list of expiring .IN/.CO.IN domains, maybe some forum members have their own lists.
or maybe some resellers have access to .IN/.CO.IN zone files, so they can scan them and produce such list... I doubt whether official registry will compile such list for us.
