Hailing from a family of tea estate workers in the Bhatkawa Tea Estate in Alipurduar, Harihar wears many caps. He is currently completing his Master's in Social Work from IGNOU. He also volunteers with the Nehru Yuva Kendra, a youth group which works with tribal communities on issues of trafficking and migration. Harihar also works closely with the Dhumkuria Trust, which works on issues like housing and education. Apart from these engagements, he also commits five days each month to his job as an executive monitor for a WHO monitoring project, which includes field visits to health centres. As a Community Correspondent, Harihar wishes to tackle the decades of deprivation and the denial of rights his Nagesia tribal community has faced. He is looking forward to screening videos he makes on issues of trafficking, migration and lack of entitlements faced by tea estates workers.