Group A will receive treatment session of 60 minutes including motor imagery for 20 minutes and mirror therapy for 20 minutes along with routine physical therapy of 20 minutes for 5 days per week for 12 weeks.In motor imagery subjects will watch the video and will be asked to close the eyes to focus and imagine how they are doing task they had previously observed 10 times and instructed to carry out the task in verbal commands given whenever necessary.

In mirror therapy,The unaffected limb will be placed in front of the mirror and patient will try to make the identical motions with the paretic limb while moving the non-paretic limb during the session and routine physical therapy includes passive and active assisted range of motion for the upper and lower extremity including the shoulder, forearm, wrist, hip, knee and ankle will be given (10 - 15 repititions).

GROUP B will receive treatment session of 60 minutes including motor relearning program of 40 minutes duration along with routine physical therapy of 20 minutes as explained in group A protocol. Treatment session will be given 5 days per week for 12 weeks.

Motor relearning consists of five components including analysis of task, practice of missing components, practice of task and transference of training.

Subjects will be instructed to watch the video provided and recorded by investigator.In next step participants will be asked to close the eyes to focus and then to imagine how they are doing task they had previously observed 10 times.Participants will be than instructed to carry out the task in verbal commands given whenever necessary.The unaffected limb will be placed in front of the mirror so that the reflected illusion of the limb would be hallucinated to represent the affected limb and routine physical therapy includes passive and active assisted range of motion for the upper and lower extremity including the shoulder, forearm, wrist, hip, knee and ankle will be given (10 - 15 repititions).

The BBS is postural balance scale containing 14 items including standing and sitting unsupported, reaching forward, and placing the alternating foot on a stool. Administering the BBS takes approximately 15 min. Each of the 14 items are scored on a 5-level ordinal scale from 0 ("unable to perform or requiring help") to 4 ("normal performance"), thus providing a potential maximum score of 56 points

The Fugl-Meyer Assessment is a welldesigned, feasible and efficient clinical examination method that has been tested widely in the stroke population. A three-level ordinal scale (0, can perform no part of the test; 1, performs test partially; 2, performs test normally) is applied to each item. A total possible score for the lower extremity is 34. The higher the score, the better the performance.

The Functional Independence Measure (FIM) is one of the most frequently used outcome measures in stroke rehabilitation trials. The five FIM items dealing with transfers and locomotion, including transfers to bed/chair/wheelchair, toileting, bathing, walking or wheelchair management and stairs, were used in this pilot study to evaluate the activities of daily living in the patients with stroke. Each item is rated on a seven-level scale, with 1 = total assistance and 7 (complete independence). By adding the points for each item in the transfers and locomotion, the possible total score ranges from 5 (lowest) to 35 (highest) level of independence; the higher the score, the better the independence. This scale has good reliability for the assessment of recovery of function in stroke patients.