Participants will perform warm-up exercise for 5 minutes to prepare the body for functional task and to improve overall performance.

Task oriented training In standing, forward stepping and sideward stepping, reaching in standing, Transition from sit to stand, Walk then back to sit, Walk with even steps, Walk with carrying objects.

Study will be conducted after the approval of Ethical review board. After the initial evaluation will be done on participants underlying eligibility criteria. The experimental group will receive 20 minutes of MI training followed by 25 minutes of TOT for a total of 45 minutes, 5 days per week for 6 weeks. During each 45 minutes of session, the participants will perform warm-up exercise for 5 minutes to prepare the body for functional task and to improve overall performance. Regular breaks will give to the participants to avoid overexertion and fatigue during 45 minutes of continues practice. The 2 minutes rest period will provide to the partici-pants during each practice session

changes from the baseline, Berg balance scale (BBS) is used for assessment of balance and fall risk, Higher scores on the BBS indicate greater independence and better ability to balance. In contrast, lower scores indicate a greater fall risk Items DESCRIPTION SCORE (0-4) Sitting to standing, Standing unsupported, Sitting unsupported, Standing to sitting, Transfers , Standing with eyes closed , Standing with feet together, Reaching forward with outstretched arm, Retrieving object from floor, Turning to look behind, Turning 360 degrees, Placing alternate foot on stool, Standing with one foot in front, Standing on one foot, TOTAL __/56

It consists of 17 items asking patients to rate their responses to statements related to fear of movement and re injury. It has been widely used among patients with various types of pain and has been translated into several languages. The TSK-17 is a useful tool for assessing kinesiophobia and can aid clinicians in developing appropriate treatment plans for patients who may have fear of movement due to pain or injury (20). The TSK exhibit high level of in- ternal consistency across all items and is positively associated with related measures of fear avoidance, pain catastrophizing, pain related disability. In the Finnish version of TSK the test-retest reliability

The 10- meter walk test is a commonly used tool to measure gait and walking speed in individuals with mobility impairments, including post-stroke individuals. During the test subjects are instructed to walk along a 10-meter walkway at their preferred walking speed, with or without a customary walking device, without any break to the end point. The time taken to recover the middle 4 meters of the walkway is recorded to obtain a rhythmic phase of walking speed. This ensures that the acceleration and deceleration phases of walking are excluded from the measurement of walking speed. Then the time required over three trials is converted to walking speed by dividing the distance (6 meters) by the time taken in seconds to complete the walk.