The Vandana and Other Poems are visionary thoughts from the young contemporary poet of Himalaya. The poet dwells upon the past and scintillates the future in his new collection of poetry. The poems capture vivid angst and worship. The collection was not written in any order and with any intentions to end up in the form of book. Nevertheless, they represent thoughts over the past and future that are expressed poetically. The book contains forty-three poems, each with different meaning, conceptualizing author’s experiences observed while studying and staying in India for four years.