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Russian national Nina Kutina, who was recently found living in a cave in Gokarna with her two young daughters, has revealed she gave birth to one of them in a cave in Goa. The father? An Israeli businessman, whom Indian immigration officials have now located. Nina, who says she's lived in forests across 20 countries, defended her lifestyle, insisting her daughters were healthy, happy, and not in danger. 'We were not dying,' she told ANI, pushing back against panic over her cave life. Nina's visa reportedly expired in 2017, though she disputes the timeline. She now faces possible deportation to Russia, along with her children, Preya and Ama. She also has another child living in Russia. Authorities are investigating her legal status, parentage, and conditions of living, but her story has already stirred global curiosity about love, wilderness, and survival in modern-day India.#russianwoman #ninakutina #russiancavewoman #cavefamily #gokarnacave #goababy #russianinindia #cavemom #viralnewsindia #foreignerinindia #naturebirth #wildlifelifestyle #toi #toibharat #bharat #trending #breakingnews #indianews
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