Arrange the following traditional folk fairs of Haryana in the chronological order of the Hindu calendar months they are typically celebrated in (from Chaitra onwards): 1. Masani Mela (Gurugram) 2. Kapal Mochan Mela (Yamunanagar) 3. Gugga Naumi Mela 4. Phalgu Mela (Faral) Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Masani Mela

• The fair of Sheetala Mata at Gurugram, popularly called the Masani mela, is held in the month of Chaitra, that is in March-April, and is one of the largest fairs of the State.

Gugga Naumi Mela

• The fair in honour of Gugga Pir, the serpent deity, is held on the ninth day of the dark half of Bhadrapada, that is in August-September, and the largest of these fairs is held at Kaithal.

Phalgu Mela

• The Phalgu fair is held at Faral in the Kaithal district in the month of Ashwin, that is in September-October, at the sacred tank associated with the sage Phalgu.

Kapal Mochan Mela

• The Kapal Mochan fair is held at Bilaspur in the Yamunanagar district on Kartik Purnima, that is in October-November, when pilgrims bathe in the Kapal Mochan, Rin Mochan and Surya Kund tanks.
• Hence, the correct chronological order is I, III, IV, II.