People from India are called Indians. In the United States, the term "Asian Indian" is also used to avoid confusion between Indians from the subcontinent and Native Americans (American Indians) . However, using "Indian" to describe a Native American may be considered improper and even offensive by some. In common speech, people often say "Hes an Indian -- I mean an India Indian, not an American Indian" or "Hes an Indian -- I mean from India".

It is important to note that India is not in the Middle East, and referring to someone from India as "Middle Eastern" is incorrect. Additionally, referring to someone as the very country they come from is not offensive.

In summary, the correct term for people from India is Indian.