•       About 50% of stroke survivors have impaired lower limb functions in subacute and chronic phase, which strongly has impact on ambulation and carrying out Activities of Daily living.  RAS is a form of gait training that involves sensory cuing of motor system; hence it is more required to be part of gait training protocol. Although there are many studies on balance and gait training, RAS was barely given attention and what effects it may have on gait parameters are less focused.

The manner in which gait is adjusted to Acoustic stimuli has received limited attention though its understanding may lead to more effective application of auditory cues in rehabilitation protocol

•      Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) improves one’s compensatory mechanism required for maintaining balance.

VRT is exercise based therapy that aims to promote gaze stability, improve postural stability and facilitate sensory integration.

Although, various studies are being done on proprioception and visual system, less attention is given to vestibular system.

The mechanism in which vestibular system may contribute to balance is given less attention, though it can be easily implemented in balance training protocols.

•       Many studies have been done on  balance training and gait among patients having Therefore, the need arises to perform a study to compare and evaluate which intervention (RAS or VRT) can be more effective and beneficial for patient with Chronic stroke for early recovery.

•       To see the effect of Early recovery with  RAS and vestibular rehabilitation among patients having stroke so we can imply clinically on the patients  and early recovery can be done either choosing any one or combination of both of this protocol .