After completion of the baseline evaluation, Group A participants will exercise for 25 minutes under low-load walking conditions three times a week for 8 consecutive weeks on the AGT treadmill at a set speed of 3.1 mph at a 0-degree incline. For each session, 20% support will be given to participants

Group B participants will be exercised for 25 minutes under normal-load walking conditions three times a week for 8 consecutive weeks on the AGT treadmill at a set speed of 3.1 mph at a 0-degree incline. Participants will be blinded to the study groups.

Group C participants will be exercised for 25 minutes three times a week for 8 consecutive weeks on the normal treadmill at a set speed of 3.1 mph at a 0-degree incline. Participants will be blinded to the study groups.

Participants will exercise for 25 minutes under low-load walking conditions three times a week for 8 consecutive weeks on the AGT treadmill at a set speed of 3.1 mph at 0-degree incline. For each session, 20% support will be given to participants.

Test is also commonly used to evaluate fall risk.A faster time for completion of required task indicates a better ability to perform functional activities. The person sits up from the chair after instruction and walks at his normal pace for 3 meters, takes a turn and sits down after walking back towards the chair. The total duration required for this activity is measured using a stop watch.

Evaluation of functional balance was done using BBS which is valid and reliable tool for dynamic and static balance assessment. It consists of 14 Items and balance is assessed using an ordinal scale comprising 5 points that ranges from 0 to 4. High scores are indicative of superior balance where as low scores are suggestive of increased fall risk and poor balance.

This test is used to assess stability level of patient. The assessment is carried out by calculating the maximum distance a person is able to reach forward in a fixed standing position. The assessment is carried out by calculating the maximum distance a person is able to reach forward in a fixed standing position. Lower distance of functional reach test indicated higher risk of fall and deteriorated balance and vice versa.

FRS provide an objective assessment of static and dynamic balance and was assessed using dynamic posturo graphy system. High scores of FRS indicated higher risk of fall and deteriorated balance and vice versa.

There are six different tasks that subject have perform with system, like, normal walking up to 6 meters, walking with head movement, standing with eyes open and close and standing on a compromised surface with eyes open and close. High scores indicated higher risk of fall and deteriorated balance and vice versa.

Force plates is portable, non-invasive and quantitative instrument used to measure the ground reaction forces, variation in center of gravity and forces impact on foot. Postural sways will be calculated from force plate data. Randomness in data show increase risk of fall and poor balance.