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Why Pythagoras Lived In India? Pythagoras, the legendary Greek philosopher and mathematician, is believed to have journeyed to India in search of higher wisdom. Ancient accounts suggest he absorbed elements of Vedic thought, including ideas of mathematics, cosmology, and the soul's rebirth. These encounters may have shaped his vision...

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