Top 10 ‘How-to’ Google searches in Pakistan in 2025

As the year comes to an end, Google has released its list of top “How-to” searches made by Pakistanis. These searches highlight what people wanted to learn, fix, check or explore in their daily lives throughout 2025.

Google’s annual report shows that Pakistanis are becoming more tech-savvy. People now search online for solutions related to finance, traffic rules, digital apps, legal help, and even creative tools. The trend also reflects how strongly digital learning has grown in the country.

E-Challan Karachi Tops the List

The most-searched “How-to” query of 2025 was How To Check E-Challan Karachi.

The Karachi administration launched an AI-powered e-challan system on October 27, 2025 to reduce traffic violations. Within weeks, thousands of citizens received challans for overspeeding, lane violations and signal jumping.

The authorities also released an online portal where citizens can check their pending fines using their vehicle number. Due to the sudden rise in challans, people rushed to Google to find out how to check them online. This made it the No. 1 searched “How-to” query in the country within just two months.

Top 10 ‘How-to’ Searches in Pakistan in 2025

Here are the top searches that dominated Google in Pakistan:

1. How To Check E Challan Karachi

2. How To See Unsent Messages On Instagram

3. How To Do Car Insurance

4. How To Invest In Crypto Market

5. How To Invest In Stock Market

6. How To Apply For Credit Card

7. How To Make Ghibli Photo

8. How To Choose Best Lawyer

9. How To Print From Phone Using Nokoprint App

10. How To Upload Blog

These searches show how people are looking for guidance on money, safety, mobile apps, online work, legal support, and creative tools.

Why These Searches Matter

The list shows a clear digital shift in Pakistan.
People are now more comfortable using online tools to:

• check fines,

• manage money,

• grow income,

• use new apps, and

• create online content.

It also highlights how technology is helping everyday users solve real-life problems without depending on others.