BEST OF 2014 - GOGGLE SEARCH

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Here a list of all the trending topics on Google in 2014




Indian Searches
1.       IRCTC
2.       Flipkart
3.       SBI Online
4.       Snapdeal
5.       PNR Status
India saw a new trend of booking railway tickets online which made IRCTC as the top search in the nation. Rise of online shopping and GOSF includes the names of some big e-commerce sites. Also, there was a significant increase in online banking through SBI. These stats clearly indicate the ease with the internet experienced.

GLOBAL Searches

1.       Robin Williams
2.       World Cup
3.       Ebola
4.       Malaysia Airlines
5.       ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Trending Searches (India)

1.       Elections 2014
2.       FIFA World Cup 2014
3.       iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
4.       GATE 2015
5.       Narendra Modi
2014 was a remarkable year in which India saw the most powerful mandate in the past 3 decades that even eclipsed the FIFA WC 2014 in Brazil.

People

1.       Sunny Leone
2.       Narendra Modi
3.       Salman Khan
4.       Katrina Kaif
5.       Deepika Padukone
Though Narendra Modi tried to make his presence best felt on social media, even he failed to capture the charisma of Sunny Leone.

Movies

1.       Ragini MMS 2
2.       Kick
3.       Jai Ho
4.       Happy New Year
5.       Bang Bang

Bollywood Actor (Male)

1.       Salman Khan
2.       Shah Rukh Khan
3.       Akshay Kumar
4.       Ranbir Kapoor
5.       Shahid Kapoor

Bollywood Actor (Female)

1.       Katrina Kaif
2.       Deepika Padukone
3.       Alia Bhatt
4.       Priyanka Chopra
5.       Aishwarya Rai Bachchan

Tech Devices

1.       Moto G
2.       iPhone 6
3.       Samsung Galaxy S5
4.       Moto E
5.       Nokia X

There were many new smartphones especially in the budget segment with Moto G topping the charts. Other flagships from Samsung and Apple are on the list too.



Courtesy - Google

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