Time for another roundup of the top dogs in tech, with names in bold for easy skimmin':

Steve Jobs is headed to India, says Indian IT news site CIOL. Five ways this'll be different than his last visit (you know, the whole self-search odyssey he took years ago):

Dell didn't get the outsourcing memo. SAP CEO Henning Kagermann says he's pulling jobs out of India:

As the Times series on India continues to douse the brown folk with love, Gawker's subcontinental intern Neel Shah — who just happens to be languishing about the homeland as we speak — writes us in response to Sunday's first article on India's highways. As we're sure you recall, the moving piece was a brooding, brobdingnagian exploration of the national highway system, one of the country's most glorious achievements. Neel reports:

We're only at part two today of the Times's four-part series on "India Accelerating," and we admit we're finding it a bit tough to continue fighting our way through. (Untold thousands of words on highways in the metro area would be tough enough; untold thousands of words on highways we'll likely never drive on becomes a much larger problem.)