Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Russian Woman Returns Home After Cave Stay in India
A Russian woman named Nina Kutina and her two daughters, were found living in a cave in Karnataka, India.
Kutina stated she sought spiritual solitude and meditation.
She had overstayed her business visa, but the court issued travel documents for her return to Russia.
Kutina said her children were happy during their stay, enjoying nature and art projects.
She had entered India on a business visa valid until April 2017.
An exit permit was issued in April 2018, and she re-entered India in September 2018, exceeding her allowed stay.
Nina Kutina, a Russian woman, returned to Russia with her daughters.
They had been living in a cave in Karnataka, India.
The Karnataka High Court facilitated their return with travel documents.
Kutina sought spiritual solitude and meditation in the cave.
She overstayed her business visa.
- Who
- Nina Kutina and her two daughters
- What
- Returned to Russia after living in a cave
- When
- September 28
- Where
- Karnataka, India
- Why
- Seeking spiritual solitude and meditation
Kutina's Perspective
Authorities' Perspective
Reason for stay
Kutina's Perspective
Spiritual solitude and meditation
Authorities' Perspective
Violation of visa regulations
- Name
- Nina Kutina
- Nationality
- Russian
- Location Found
- Ramatirtha Hills, Gokarna, Karnataka, India
- Reason for Cave Stay
- Spiritual Solitude
- Visa Status
- Overstayed business visa
- Return Date
- September 28