New Delhi, March 11, SPA -- Asian giants India and China on Saturdaybegan a new round of talks to resolve a decades-old borderdispute, the Associated Press reported. Indian National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan andChinese Vice Foreign Minister Dai Bingguo are leading thetalks, the Indian foreign ministry said. Dai called on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh before meetingwith Narayanan. The talks are to conclude on Saturday. The last round oftalks between the two special representatives was held inChina in September last year. Indian and Chinese negotiators held six rounds of talksover the boundary question.--SPA 12 50 Local Time 09 50 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/338176