Absolutely. UX means user experience. This experience isn't limited to software products, or more specifically, products that have graphical user interfaces (GUI), it could be anything.

Usually a UI (User Interface) designer is thought of as someone who designs (and in some cases may actually build) a user interface. This is usually a GUI, but can be anything from physical buttons, knobs, etc. to packaging, to the mechanics behind speech recognition for interfacing with voice commands.It seems like you're looking for resources to learn UI/UX design specifically tailored for Indians. While the field of UI/UX design may be relatively new in India compared to other countries, there are still various resources available for those interested in pursuing it. Here are some steps and resources you can consider:
Online Courses: As you mentioned, platforms like UI UX Design School (https://www.uiuxdesignschool.in/) offer courses on UI/UX design.
Local Workshops and Meetups: Keep an eye out for workshops, seminars, and meetups related to UI/UX design in your city. These events can provide valuable networking opportunities and hands-on learning experiences.