What did people search in 2016?
2016 is almost at the end. The year has been a huge roller coaster in terms of trends.
Many big things happened all over the world and in India as well.
But what are the biggest trends of all this year? Read on to find out.
Google released the most popular trends of 2016 and what people searched for the most in this year.
Globally, the US elections have the number one position in terms of news.
Even the Olympics this year took a second spot to it.
This is probably because of the controversial views on both top contenders for US presidency.
In terms of searches, globally Pokemon Go, the augmented reality app took number one spot with iPhone 7 following it.
In India, the highest searched news was the Rio 2016 Olympics which was also the highest searched term. Movies like Sultan and Kabali were also among top searches from India. The news regarding the seventh pay commission was also searched a lot in India.
The EURO 2016 cup was also searched a lot in India. It was the third most searched term this year.
Even in India, Donald Trump was the highest searched person. He was followed by P.V.Sindhu who won a silver medal in the Rio Olympics. Sonam Gupta, Dipa Karmakar, Disha Patani took the next three spots in most searched people in India. Movies like Deadpool, Suicide Squad, and The Revenant were the top three searched movies across the world. TV shows like Stranger Things, Westworld and Luke cage took the top three spots in searches.
People like Donald Trump, Melanie Trump, Hilary Clinton, and Fidel Castro were heavily searched for in this year. The elections in the US played a huge part for all the world.
Overall, 2016 has been a very eventful year including both good and bad.
Image by Matthias Lemm from Pixabay (Free for commercial use)
You may also like
Image Reference: https://pixabay.com/photos/field-hockey-2016-olympics-rio-3646017/
Recent Posts
- No Diwali in Sammoo: Village follows centuries-old curseFor yet another year, residents of Sammoo village in Himachal Pradesh will mark Diwali in silence. Bound by a centuries-old belief in a 'sati’s curse,' the village continues to shun festive celebrations.
- India’s quietest railway station opens only 15 days a yearTrains stop here only for 15 days each year, during the holy period of Pitru Paksha.
- US-India tensions rise over Russian oil imports amid tariff threatsIndia has defended its position, emphasising that its priority is to safeguard the interests of Indian consumers.
- No Diwali in Sammoo: Village follows centuries-old curse
What’s new at WeRIndia.com
News from 700+ sources
-
Indian Student Suffers Brain Stroke in Russia, Airlifted to Jaipur
-
Bihar Assembly election LIVE: JMM withdraws from race blaming RJD-Congress of ‘political conspiracy’
-
Uttar Pradesh: Fire breaks out at mobile shop in Hardoi, no casualties
-
George Soros’ foundation in trouble? Trump announces big move against billionaire after massive ‘No Kings’ protests in US
-
In Sudan’s war, grassroots network steps in where authorities fail
-
False alarm on American Airlines flight after pilots thought someone was trying to break into the cockpit
-
WeRIndia – A News Aggregator
Visit werindia.com for all types of National | Business | World | Politics | Entertainment | Health related news and much more..
Leave a Reply