One of the one percent in 13 million. [Text and photo by Mayank Austen Soofi] Young Rishabh Dhawan was a problem for his family. He dropped out of school, declined to finish his tenth grade. His father gently nudged him into his business—which was a pavement book stall at the book bazar held every Sunday in Daryaganj. The 16-year-old would sit mutely beside “daddy,” rarely uttering a syllable with any book buyer. The boy seemed too fragile, a misfit for this hard gritty world. This was three years ago. Cut to 2023. Rishabh is back in action in Daryaganj. He is at his father’s bookstore, which is no longer a pavement stall. But he is not at all like the earlier Rishabh. This afternoon,