Two groups of patient of inguinal hernia with one having intervention as mesh without suture fixation and another group with mesh fixation with suture and to compare outcomes among them as time duration of surgery, post op pain and complications related to surgery and hernia repair

INTERVENTION: Intervention1: Anatomical self gripping mesh: An anatomical self‐gripping mesh is a pre‐contoured surgical implant featuring microscopic surface hooks that gently adhere to tissue to secure hernia repairs without traditional sutures, staples, or glue Control Intervention1: Conventional polypropylene mesh: Conventional polypropylene mesh fixation involves using mechanical tacks, staples, or permanent/absorbable sutures to anchor flat heavyweight synthetic mesh to surrounding tissue during hernia repairs CONDITION: Health Condition 1: O‐ Medical and Surgical PRIMARY OUTCOME: To compare operative duration between the two groups. ; Compare postoperative pain using NRS Numerical Rating Scale score at POD 1, POD 5, POD 11, and 6 months using Carolina Comfort Scale and DN4 questionnaire ; To compare duration of postoperative hospital stay and analgesic requirement between both groups. ; Timepoint: Post OP Day 1, 5, 11, and 6 month SECONDARY OUTCOME: To compare immediate upto 7 days postoperative complications i.e. seroma, hematoma, SSI among both groups. ; To compare incidence of recurrence among both groups keeping minimum follow up of 6 months ; Timepoint: upto 7 days for immediate post op complication & till 6 month for recurrence INCLUSION CRITERIA: Patient Age More Than 14 Years Both Male and Female With Primary Unilateral Reducible Inguinal Hernia Undergoing Elective Open Inguinal Hernia Repair Under Spinal Anaesthesia. Only Those Patients Will Be Taken Who Will Give Consent For Open Hernioplasty And Covered Under PMJAY