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On What ocassion did Hanuman travel north as opposed to his usual travel to south for Rama?

  1. To inform Bharata of Rama's return

  2. To look for Seetha before he came to know of her location

  3. To divert Indrajeet from Lakshamana

  4. To get the Sanjivani mountain
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Explanation

Hanuman traveled north twice - first to Ayodhya to inform Bharata about Rama's return after the exile period, and second to the Himalayas to fetch the Sanjivani mountain to save Lakshmana's life. Both instances involved crucial missions northward instead of his usual southward travels from Rama's perspective.

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