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Who was Hanuman in the Ramayana, and why is he revered for his devotion to Rama?

Subject: Static GK (General Knowledge)

Book: Ramayana Characters

Hanuman, a Vanara (monkey-like being), is one of the most celebrated characters in the Ramayana. His absolute loyalty, superhuman strength, and tireless service to Lord Rama exemplify pure devotion.

### Identity & Powers
- **Son of Vayu (wind god)** in some accounts
- **Shape-shifting**: Can expand or contract his form, leap across oceans.
- **Immense Strength & Intelligence**: Master of grammar and strategic thinking.

### Key Deeds
1. **Locating Sita**: Jumps to Lanka, finds Sita in Ashoka Vatika.
2. **Burning Lanka**: Demonstrates might by setting the city ablaze.
3. **Sanjivani Mission**: Fetches life-restoring herbs for Lakshmana.

### Symbol of Devotion
- **Ram Bhakti**: Always chanting Rama’s name, places Rama’s well-being above all.
- **Humility & Service**: Credits every success to Rama’s grace.

Hanuman’s unwavering commitment and unstoppable zeal to aid Rama underscore the message that true devotion transcends obstacles, forging miracles in the devotee’s path.

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