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Who will win in Telangana elections? turns as most googled query
Ever since the caretaker chief minister of Telangana K Chandrasekhar Rao dissolved the assembly announcing early polls in the state, the searches on Google were intensified with the question Who will win in Telangana elections turning as the most googled query from the past 90 days
Ever since the caretaker chief minister of Telangana K Chandrasekhar Rao dissolved the assembly announcing early polls in the state, the searches on Google were intensified with the question "Who will win in Telangana elections?" turning as the most googled query from the past 90 days.
The keywords TRS and Indian National Congress has secured place on Google Trends. Search hits were more for TRS when it dissolved the assembly. However, the hits were on a similar note by November 1. As the Congress released their list of candidates in different phases, search hits were more for the party from the last 20 days.
On the other hand, KCR topped the list with most-searched politician followed by Congress working president Revanth Reddy from Telangana. Most of the searches were from Telangana, followed by Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. With respect to the global search, India topped the list followed by UAE, Saudi Arabia, US and Singapore.
