Experimental: Suboccipital Muscle Inhibition

Conventional Treatment will be given to this groups, which include heat therapy, cervical muscle stretching, cervical muscle strengthening and manual cervical traction.~With the patient in the supine position and the eyes closed, the therapist sits behind the subject's head and place the palms of his/her hands beneath it, resting the pads of his/her fingers on the projection of the posterior arch of the atlas. Pressure is exerted upward and toward the therapist. The pressure is maintained for 2 minutes until tissue relaxation had been achieved.~Patients were assessed for baseline measurements against outcome measures. Patients were given a total of 6 sessions such that 3 sessions per week for the duration of 02 weeks. All patients were reassessed at the end of the baseline and 2nd week of treatment for outcome measures.

Experimental: Rocabado 6x6 Exercises

Conventional Treatment will be given to this groups, which include heat therapy, cervical muscle stretching, cervical muscle strengthening and manual cervical traction. Rocabado created 6X6 program for the management of CGH which includes 6 fundamental components, that are-~Rest position of the tongue:~The anterior 1/3 of the tongue is placed at the palate with mild pressure, which rests the tongue and jaw musculature and promotes diaphragmatic breathing~Control of TMJ rotation:~The jaw is repeatedly opened and closed with the anterior 1/3 of tongue on the palate, which decreases initiating jaw movements (eg protrusive movement in opening, talking or chewing)~Rhythmic stabilization technique:~Gentle isometrics in the resting position are performed for jaw opening, closing and lateral deviation to promote muscular relaxation via reciprocal inhibition, which promotes an improved resting position of the jaw through proprioceptive input~Axial extension of the neck:~Combined upper cervi