How I can corrupt a data base page and again restore the same I want to corrupt a database page, and restore the same page. 

How do I do that?
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To demo, I'm going to use a local copy of the Fitness database from the Stack Overflow data dump.

First, make sure your database is in FULL recovery, and take a full and log backup.

BACKUP DATABASE [FITNESS] 
TO  DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS.bak' 
WITH FORMAT, INIT, STATS = 1, COMPRESSION, CHECKSUM
GO

BACKUP LOG [FITNESS] 
TO  DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS.trn' 
WITH FORMAT, INIT, STATS = 1, COMPRESSION, CHECKSUM
GO


Next, head into your database, and grab a page to corrupt. You should be able to use this query on 2012 plus. It creates a simple dynamic block with DBCC WRITEPAGE 

USE FITNESS

SELECT TOP 1
    N'DBCC WRITEPAGE (' 
  + CAST([dddpa].[database_id] AS NVARCHAR(10)) + N', '
  + CAST([dddpa].[allocated_page_file_id] AS NVARCHAR(10)) + N', '
  + CAST([dddpa].[allocated_page_page_id] AS NVARCHAR(10)) + N', ' 
  + N'0' + N', ' 
  + N'4' + N', ' 
  + N'0x0000008A' 
  + N', 1) WITH NO_INFOMSGS' AS [cmd]
FROM
    [sys].[dm_db_database_page_allocations](DB_ID(), NULL, NULL, NULL, 'DETAILED') AS [dddpa]
WHERE [dddpa].[allocated_page_page_id] &gt; 250;


After that, you'll need to set your database to SINGLE_USER and corrupt the page

ALTER DATABASE FITNESS SET SINGLE_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE

DBCC WRITEPAGE ( INSERT YOUR DBCC WRITEPAGE COMMAND HERE )

ALTER DATABASE FITNESS SET MULTI_USER WITH ROLLBACK IMMEDIATE


Remember to take note of which page you're overwriting. For me, it was page 280. Now I can run a restore sequence like this:

USE master

RESTORE DATABASE FITNESS
PAGE='1:280' 
FROM DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS.bak' 
WITH NORECOVERY;

RESTORE LOG FITNESS 
FROM DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS.trn' 
WITH NORECOVERY;

BACKUP LOG [FITNESS] 
TO  DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS_1.trn' 
WITH FORMAT, INIT, STATS = 1, COMPRESSION, CHECKSUM, NORECOVERY

RESTORE LOG FITNESS 
FROM DISK = N'D:\Backup\FITNESS_1.trn' 
WITH NORECOVERY;

RESTORE DATABASE FITNESS
WITH RECOVERY;


If you want more practice, I highly recommend Steve Stedman's database corruption challenge.

Enjoy!