iii) Partially damaged: . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 2. Damage to Movable property: 40 Items Nature of damage Extent of damage Nature of the damage in Rs. a) Agricultural implements ....................................................... b)BullockCarts .............................................................. c) Cycles .................................................................. d)MotorCycles.. ............................................................ e) TractorsandTrucks ......................................................... f) Cars .................................................................... g) PumpSets ................................................................ i) Oilengines ............................................................. ii) Electric installations ....................................................... h) Others .................................................................. 3. Damage to crops: a) Areas under cultivation: Items Extent in acres Extent of afected Value of loss in Rs. area in acres a. ......................................................................... b. ......................................................................... c. ......................................................................... d. ......................................................................... e. ......................................................................... b) Lands of the Household damaged due to floods and landslides: Sl No. Nature of damage Extent in acres Value of loss in Rs. i) Silt .................................................................... ii) Uneven surface. ............................................................ iii) Loss of fertility ............................................................ iv) Inundation ............................................................... u) Others .................................................................. c) Source of Irrigation: Wells/Borewells/Piped water/Rain fed/Others d) In there any damage to the irrigation supply: YES/NO e) If “YES” please give details: .................................................. Sl No. Irrigation system Nature of damage Extent of damage Extent of loss in Rs. i) Wells ............................................................... ii)Borewells ............................................................ iii)Pipedwater.. ......................................................... iu,JOthem .............................................................. 41 4. Have you insured your crops? YES/NO al If “YES” what is the amount you have insured for? b) Have you claimed compensation? YES/NO cl If “YES” have you got it ? (8 If “NO” what is your problem? 5. Other belongings of the household which haveeconomic value damaged may be listed out below: Item Nature of damage Extent of damage Value of loss in Hs. 51 Domestic utensils ..................................................... ii) Furniture .......................................................... iii,J Textiles ........................................................... iv) Jewellery .......................................................... u) Foodgralns ......................................................... vi) Title deeds/bonds/share certjficate/promissory notes/Mortgage deeds etc. ............................................... vii) Others ............................................................ IV. IMPACT ON THE SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF THE HOUSEHOLD BY TXIS NATURAL DISASTER 1. How does the Household feel the burden of this natural havoc?. .......................... ..................................................................... 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a survey or questionnaire focused on the impact of a natural disaster on a household. The questions cover various aspects of the household's life, including damage to movable and immovable property, crops, and other belongings. The survey also inquires about the household's insurance coverage and claims, as well as the impact of the disaster on their social conditions. This suggests that the primary focus is on the household's economic and social well-being, rather than on a specific sector or industry.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Humanitarian aid and relief