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I own the .Co.in version of these, and discovered "eNom Traffic" owns the .In's. They were scheduled to expire soon, but they just renewed them for another year. I've run across their name on several other whois reports in the Indian namespace. I wrote to them inquiring about the names, and they said not for sale.

eNom is stashing a nice chunk of the pie I think.

Good research Db. Hang on to yours, for sure!

Frank

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Formerly known as Knarfmusik.

It's not enom.....remember, its demand media (which makes things all the more interesting! )

We can also add:
two.in
three.in
four.in
five.in
six.in
seven.in
eight.in
nine.in
ten.in

One guy in Bangalore managed to beat them to one.in

I was fortunate enough to pick up a lot of the numbers in .co.in simply from drops, but my collection is nowhere near as complete as that.