Edit: Meme has been slightly altered to be more accurate. Credit to @ininewcrow for the updated and better image.
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While I probably wouldn't make "Indian" my first choice due to the negative historical connotations, we do have plenty of formal institutions -- indigenous-led institutions among them -- that use Indian in the name. So it's bound to come up in casual discussion.
I think what is most important is that, if a group or individual expresses a preference, we should honor that preference where possible.
Even the term "indigenous" is problematic. It was the term used by the Romans to describe the subjugated peoples in remote provinces.