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Who planted the coffee saplings for the first time in India?

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Kabir

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Bababudan

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Sharif

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Baba Ramdev

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Solution

The correct option is B Bababudan
In the hills of Chikkamangaluru, a muslim Fakir (priest) named Bababudan planted coffee saplings for the first time. These hills came to be known as Bababudangiri later.

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