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1. Panvali Dwaar (6663 m) - Song(RH) - Khati - Dwalio - Phukia - Base Camp - C - I,C - II and summit (Long: 79^o57', Lat: 30^o17')
2. Nanda Khat (6545m) - Bharari(RH) - Loharkhet - Khati - Dwali(Vill) - Base Camp,C - I,C - II,C - III summit attempt (Long: 79^o58', Lat: 30^o18')
3. Nanda Devi: East (~7430m) - Munsyari (RH) - Lilam - martoli(Vill) - nasanpatti - Bhadeligwar BC - C - I,C - II,C - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o59', Lat: 30^o21')
4. Trishul I and II (7120 m and 6690 m respectively) - Ghat(RH) - Sitel - Sutol - Lat Kopri - Chandniya Ghat - BC - C - I,C - II,C - III and summit attempt(Long: 79^o46', Lat: 30^o18'), (Long: 79^o46', Lat: 30^o17'), (Long: 79^o48', Lat: 30^o17')
5. Nanda Kot (6861) - Son(RH) - Loharkhet - Dhakuri Pass - Khati(Vill) - Dwali - C - I,C_II and summit attempt (Long: 80^o04', Lat: 30^o16')
6. Gangotri I, II, III (6670 m, 6590 m and 6577 m respectively) - Gangotri(RH) - Ruduagira Nallah - BC - C - I,C - II and summit attempt (Long: 78^o50', Lat: 30^o55'), (Long: 78^o51', Lat: 30^o54'), (Long: 78^o52', Lat: 30^o48')
7. Thalaysagar (6904 m) : In terms of sheer technical difficulty, I would rate this tougher than Mt. Everest Considered as One of the most notorious mountains in India overall. - Gangotri (RH) - Ruduagira nallah - BC - C - I - C - II and summit attempt (Long: 78^o59', Lat: 30^o51')
8. Manda (6568 m) - Gangotri - Chirbas - BC - I,BC - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o00', Lat: 29^o55')
9. Kedarnath (6830 m) (Long: 79^o04', Lat: 30^o47')
10. Kedardome (6830 m) (Long: 79^o04', Lat: 30^o48')
11. Meru East (6450 m): Does not qualify the criteria of 6.5K m by mere 50 m. But Meru is one heck of a climb. For more info browse: Meru, Conrad Anker. (Long: 79^o02', Lat: 29^o52')
12. Bhagirathi I and II (6856 m and 6512 m) (Long: 79^o59', Lat: 30^o21'), (Long: 79^o09', Lat: 30^o51'), (Long: 79^o09', Lat: 30^o51') : Yeah, close. Almost Twin peaks.
13. Vasuki Parbat (6792 m) : (Long: 79^o10', Lat: 30^o52')
14. Satopanth (7075 m) (Long: 79^o13', Lat: 30^o50')
15. Changabaang (6866 m) (Long: 79^o55', Lat: 30^o29')
16. Chaukhamba I, II, III and IV (7138 m, 7070 m, 6995 m and 6854 m respectively) - Joshimath - Mana Vill. - BC - IBC - II ,BC - III and summit attempt (Long: 79^o15', Lat: 30^o43')
17. Nilkanth, named after Lord Shiva. (6597 m) - Joshimath - Badrinath - BC - I and summit attempt
18. Sudarshan Parbat (6507 m) - Gangtori - Gaumukh - BC - I,BC - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o05', Lat: 30^o58')

1. Panvali Dwaar (6663 m) - Song(RH) - Khati - Dwalio - Phukia - Base Camp - C - I,C - II and summit (Long: 79^o57', Lat: 30^o17')
2. Nanda Khat (6545m) - Bharari(RH) - Loharkhet - Khati - Dwali(Vill) - Base Camp,C - I,C - II,C - III summit attempt (Long: 79^o58', Lat: 30^o18')
3. Nanda Devi: East (~7430m) - Munsyari (RH) - Lilam - martoli(Vill) - nasanpatti - Bhadeligwar BC - C - I,C - II,C - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o59', Lat: 30^o21')
4. Trishul I and II (7120 m and 6690 m respectively) - Ghat(RH) - Sitel - Sutol - Lat Kopri - Chandniya Ghat - BC - C - I,C - II,C - III and summit attempt(Long: 79^o46', Lat: 30^o18'), (Long: 79^o46', Lat: 30^o17'), (Long: 79^o48', Lat: 30^o17')
5. Nanda Kot (6861) - Son(RH) - Loharkhet - Dhakuri Pass - Khati(Vill) - Dwali - C - I,C_II and summit attempt (Long: 80^o04', Lat: 30^o16')
6. Gangotri I, II, III (6670 m, 6590 m and 6577 m respectively) - Gangotri(RH) - Ruduagira Nallah - BC - C - I,C - II and summit attempt (Long: 78^o50', Lat: 30^o55'), (Long: 78^o51', Lat: 30^o54'), (Long: 78^o52', Lat: 30^o48')
7. Thalaysagar (6904 m) : In terms of sheer technical difficulty, I would rate this tougher than Mt. Everest. Considered as One of the most notorious mountains in India overall. - Gangotri (RH) - Ruduagira nallah - BC - C - I - C - II and summit attempt (Long: 78^o59', Lat: 30^o51')
8. Manda (6568 m) - Gangotri - Chirbas - BC - I,BC - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o00', Lat: 29^o55')
9. Kedarnath (6830 m) (Long: 79^o04', Lat: 30^o47')
10. Kedardome (6830 m) (Long: 79^o04', Lat: 30^o48')
11. Meru East (6450 m): Does not qualify the criteria of 6.5K m by mere 50 m. But Meru is one heck of a climb. For more info browse: Meru, Conrad Anker. (Long: 79^o02', Lat: 29^o52')
12. Bhagirathi I and II (6856 m and 6512 m) (Long: 79^o59', Lat: 30^o21'), (Long: 79^o09', Lat: 30^o51'), (Long: 79^o09', Lat: 30^o51') : Yeah, close. Almost Twin peaks.
13. Vasuki Parbat (6792 m) : (Long: 79^o10', Lat: 30^o52')
14. Satopanth (7075 m) (Long: 79^o13', Lat: 30^o50')
15. Changabaang (6866 m) (Long: 79^o55', Lat: 30^o29')
16. Chaukhamba I, II, III and IV (7138 m, 7070 m, 6995 m and 6854 m respectively) - Joshimath - Mana Vill. - BC - IBC - II ,BC - III and summit attempt (Long: 79^o15', Lat: 30^o43')
17. Nilkanth, named after Lord Shiva. (6597 m) - Joshimath - Badrinath - BC - I and summit attempt
18. Sudarshan Parbat (6507 m) - Gangtori - Gaumukh - BC - I,BC - II and summit attempt (Long: 79^o05', Lat: 30^o58')

Note: In name(Vill), Vill stands for Village with no apparent modern facilities.

Note: In name(Vill), Vill stands for Village with no apparent modern facilities, just the food and a non-luxurious accommodation, mostly without any cellphone network or an internet connection.

Easily accessible peak I would prefer would be Chamsher Kangri and/or Lungser Kangri. Considering summit plan for both the peaks:

Easily accessible peak I would prefer would be Chamsher Kangri and/or Lungser Kangri.
Considering summit plan for both the peaks: