[Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] He had never encountered the word “entrepreneur” until February last year. “I first heard it in a computer class,” says Kaunen. “I then joined a two week free class on how to start and run your business, and to become just that thing — an entrepreneur.” Kaunen, 27, is chatting on WhatsApp from his home in Gurgaon’s Sadar Bazar. A law student, these days he is attending his college classes online through his mobile phone due to the pandemic. He lives with his father, who actually is an entrepreneur too—he runs a modest tailoring establishment on the pavement. But Kaunen’s aspirations of being an entrepreneur have a more ambitious scope. “I love nature and I