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Dec 11, 2024 08:44 AM Google Year in Search 2024: Google’s search trends in India reveal a year dominated cricket, politics and influential personalities like Ratan Tata. The Indian Premier League (IPL), T20 World Cup, and BJP are among the most-searched keywords in India in 2024, reflecting the nation’s intense interest in cricket and politics, according to data released Google. Google released its Year in Search 2024.(AP) Searches for the keyword “Indian Premier League” peaked in May 12 and 18, days before the final match of the cricket tournament. In politics, the most-searched keyword was “Bharatiya Janata Party”, whose searches on Google shot up between June 2 and 8, around the date (June 4) when the results of the seven-phase mammoth Lok Sabha election 2024 were declared. “Election Results 2024” is another related keyword that dominated Google Search this year, taking the fourth spot. Here are the top 10 most-searched keywords on Google:Indian Premier League T20 World Cup Bharatiya Janata Party Election Results 2024 Olympics 2024 Excessive Heat Ratan Tata Indian National Congress Pro Kabaddi League Indian Super League Get Latest Updates on… See more News / Trending / What India Googled the most in 2024: IPL, BJP, Ratan Tata among top 10 trends

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