In supervised exercise intervention a multicomponent exercise training will be applied to group 1 patients for improveent of symptoms caused from diabetic peripheral neuropathy such as balance, endurance, strength and quality of life. Strength and resistive training along with aerobic and balance training will be applied to patients under the supervision of physical therapist in a clinical setup.

In non-supervised exercise training, patients will receive multicomponent exercise intervention without the supervision of physical therapist but still under the supervision of caregiver at home. Patients will be provided with the complete guidance in the form of exercise diary. This diary included all the protocols for exercise at home , it also included QR code.

Patient will be under the complete supervision of physical therapist in a clinical setup.A total of 18 sessions of supervised multicomponent exercise training, thrice a week on alternate days for 6 consecutive weeks, session will be of 45 mins. Multicomponent exercise training including strength and progressive resistance training exercises, actvities will inc. Seated Marching,heel raises,toe raises, sit - to-stand. And balance training activities will involve tandem stands,single leg stance,weight shifting and resistance activities including weight lifting according to feasibility.

Berg balance scale. The score range is 0-56, with higher scores indicating better balance and functional mobility.

The MMT scale refers to the Manual Muscle Testing scale, a standardized method used by physical therapists and healthcare providers to assess muscle strength. It has 6 grades.

6-Minute Walk Test (6MWT) ) is a widely used and validated test to assess endurance.