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NEW DELHI, (Reuters)

India and Pakistan began talks on Saturday about ways to reduce the risk of nuclear war for the first time since the neighbours became nuclear powers in 1998 and two years after they edged to the brink of war. The two days of meetings in New Delhi come during a hesitant year-old peace process as the two sides try to rebuild relations and a week before broader high-level talks.
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