Sabila Nur is at the top of Google search, Taskin is in three
Which did you find most in Google in this year? Bangladeshi search trends say that people of Bangladesh find model and actress Sabila Nur most in Google in this year.
Google Trends has recently published a list of trending searches on the website. Google Search Trend is seen by all countries and globally. Google has published search trends as some categories or divisions.
Google has published three trends - 'Search', 'People' and 'News' with Bangladesh.
In the 'People' section, the names of 10 people are listed. Sabila Nur is the top among them. Then there are US model Mia Khalifa.
Cricketer Taskin Ahmed is at the number three position. Then there is the Dhaka movie's hero Shakib Khan.
Popular actor Mosharraf Karim is at the number five. Jannatul Nayeem Avril participated in the Miss World competition 2017 is in search trends.
Then there is the cricket star Mashrafe Bin Mortaza. Bangladeshi Youtuber Touhid Afridi in the next position.
Actress Shabnam Bubli also got searching by more people in this year. He is at number nine. Apart from this, musician Atif Aslam is at the tenth place.
The most searched topics in the 'Search' category is Tea, Jagga Jasus, Dangl, IPL, SSC Result, Munna Michael, Half Girlfriend, WWE Extreme Rules, Rabata and BPL.
Subharti Assault, JSC Questions, Rohingya, Argentina Submarine, One House One Farm (Ekti Bari Ekti Khamar), Miss World Bangladesh, Durga Puja, Chikungunya, Cyclone Mora were also searched for the 'News' section.
The top five issues that Google has found in Google's world are Hurricane Irma, iPhone X, Matt Laure and Megan Merkel.
Find people in the 'How to' section - How to Make Smile, Make Solar Eclipse Glass, Bye Bitcoin, Watch May Weather Verses McGregor and make a fidjet spinner
In addition to this year people have found more in the 'Consumer Tech' category, iPhone 8, iPhone X, NikonDo Switch, Samsung Galaxy S8 and Xbox One X. In addition, Nokia 3310, Razor phone, Apo F5, Vanplus 5 and Nokia 6 were interested in people.