However, the Indian Mountaineering Federation (IMF) does not recognize the ascent and the details of that climb have been kept secret.

Vasuki Parbat was climbed by a Japanese team in 1980 summited for the second time via the east face, leading to the northeast ridge.

[5] An attempt by a three-man team of Nigel Cleaver, Mark Evans and Ian Johnson in 1980.

[6] In October 2010, the four member British-New Zealand team made an alpine style ascent from the unclimbed west face, traverse of the main summit and descent from the northwest ridge.

After establishing their base camp near the junction of Chaturangi and Vasuki Bamak at 4820 m, the attempt started on 3 October.