First receive a general preparatory treatment, including hot pack and TENS for 10 minutes to facilitate relaxation, followed by active range of motion exercises as baseline therapy The intervention focused on PNF diagonal patterns, rhythmic initiation, resistance training and dynamic reversals.

Initially all participants will receive baseline treatment which include general relaxation followed by AROM. Limb will be constraint to 2.5 hours for 5 days a week and therapy time will be 45 minutes focusing on the use of affected limb up to 10 weeks. Side stepping, Ball kicking, Stair climbing, and Knee control on a step.

PNF training was administered for 10 weeks (Time), 5 days per week (Frequency), for 45 minutes per session (Time), using moderate-to-maximal manual resistance (Intensity) with rhythmic initiation, diagonal patterns, dynamic reversals, and resistance training (Type)

The Fugl-Meyer Assessment of Lower Extremity (FMA-LE) is a widely used and recommended scale for evaluation of post-stroke motor impairment. The FMA-LE is a reliable tool for assessment of motor impairment both within and between raters early after stroke. The scale can be recommended internationally. A unified international use of FMA-LE would allow comparison of stroke recovery outcomes worldwide and thereby potentially improve the quality of stroke rehabilitation. The scale is recognized as a gold standard and is recommended both for clinical use and research world wide. The scale includes assessment of reflex activity, voluntary movements within and outside of synergies, ability to perform isolated movement, and coordination. This means that the scale is valid for determining level of motor function in people with stroke.The total score of the Fugl-Meyer Assessment for the Lower Extremity (FMA-LE) is 34 points.Each item is scored on a 0-2 scale.

The Motricity Index (MI) is an ordinal measure used to assess muscle strength in individuals with post-stroke hemiparesis, originally developed by Demeurisse et al. in 1980. It evaluates three key upper limb movements-pinch grip (PG), elbow flexion (EF), and shoulder abduction (SA)-and three lower limb movements-ankle dorsiflexion (AD), knee extension (KE), and hip flexion (HF), each graded using the Medical Research Council (MRC) 6-point scale and then converted into modified weighted scores. A total score ranging from 0 (complete paresis) to 100 (normal strength) is computed for each limb, and a side score may also be obtained by averaging upper and lower limb totals. Administration time ranges from 5 to 20 minutes depending on the examiner's experience and the severity of impairment. The MI demonstrates excellent inter-rater reliability, strong construct and concurrent validity with established motor impairment scales, and good predictive validity as initial MI scores correlates

Goniometer refers to the measurement of angles in particular the measurement of angles created at human joints by the bones of the body. These measurement are obtained by placing the parts of measuring instrument, called a goniometer. Goniometery may be used to determine both a particular joint position and the total amount of motion available at a joint. The data analysis revealed the inter tester reliability and validity were high