Google’s Zeitgeist 2011 for India: The Topmost Search Keyword in 2011..was Facebook [Ouch!]

Google has published the much awaited Zeitgeist for 2011 and no surprises that fastest rising search keyword on Google (India) is…Facebook!

The top rising search keywords of 2011 are

– Facebook, lbps, Google+, World Cup 2011, Bodyguard, Ra.One, Anna Hazare, IPL 2011, Poonam Pandey and Ready.

Most Searched Keyword in 2011..
Most Searched Keyword in 2011..

Fastest Rising People were:

– Anna Hazare, Poonam Pandey, Steve Jobs, Anushka Sharma, Salman Khan, Justin Bieber, Kajal Agarwal, Katrina Kaif, Vijay Mallya and Aishwarya Rai.

Top Searches:

– Facebook, Youtube, Gmail, Yahoomail, Google, Yahoo, IRCTC, Rediffmail, Indian Railways and way2sms

Top 10 People:

– Katrina Kaif, Anna Hazare, Salman Khan, Poonam Pandey, Justin Bieber, Aishwarya Rai, Sachin Tendulkar, Kareena Kapoor, Steve Jobs and Priyanka Chopra

Top 10 Movies:

Bodyguard, Ra.One, Harry Potter, Delhi Belly, Singham, Ready, Mankantha, Transformers 3, Dookudu, Zindagi Na Mile Dobara

Top 10 News:

IPL 2011,  World Cup 2011, Cbse Result 2011, Diwali, Lokpal Bill, Japan Earthquake, Aadhar Card, Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan and F1.

Some of the interesting observations:

– Anna Hazare and Poonam Pandey are fighting for the top spot (fastest rising query). {What inference can you draw from this?}

– Google is super honest about Zeitgeist, otherwise the editorial team would have kicked off Facebook from its #1 search spot (without the world even knowing about it). So hats off to them.

– Congratulations to Way2SMS for making it to the top 10 searches. It’s the only Indian technology brand out there (assuming railways as a consumer brand).

Link: Zeitgeist 2011

Share your observations too. Meanwhile, watch this awesome video created by Google team

Also see: A Look at Yahoo India’s 2011 in Review [Gadget of the Year is Galaxy Tab]

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