Isn't Uganda in East Africa? India has Uganda.

There is no Uganda in India, but there are many Indians in Uganda.

The vast majority of Asians in Uganda are of Indian origin. In the early years, Britain occupied a large area of sub-Saharan Africa, including Uganda, and introduced immigrants from India. These Indians worked in farms, construction companies, tailor shops, civil servants in colonial institutions, and also engaged in higher-end industries such as banking and finance. For a long time, Indians have gradually become the representatives of Ugandan tailors and bankers. Indians are generally better educated and their economic situation is generally better than that of ordinary Ugandan blacks. Listo Will, a British journalist, said in his book A Ming Biography that ordinary blacks often think that Indians are treacherous and cunning, and some Indian businessmen are notorious for usury. The Indian community in Uganda is relatively closed, adheres to its own religion, language and traditions, and rarely contacts with local people except for business, especially rarely marries with local people.