The charges were instituted against Boucher following recommendations from the Social Justice & Nation-Building (SJN) after it made adverse findings against the former Proteas wicketkeeper.
Proteas head coach Mark Boucher is facing charges of racism, laid by Cricket South Africa, following last year's Social Justice and National Building hearings into discrimination in cricket.
Two independent arbitrators found there was no evidence to support tentative findings that Smith had shown racial bias in three instances.
The first of three ODIs start on 18 March at Centurion and the first of a two-match Test series gets under way in Durban on 31 March.
Keegan Petersen, 28, was named player of the series after South Africa's 2-1 series win against India last month.
Mark Boucher faces charges of racism, laid by Cricket South Africa, which could result in his dismissal.
Allegations of racism were levelled against Boucher by his former Proteas teammate Paul Adams.
Duanne Olivier was the form bowler of the South African domestic season leading up to the Test series, with 28 wickets at an average of 11.10 in four first-class matches.
The 34-year-old leads his Proteas team into the first Test against India on Sunday against a backdrop of administrative instability, accusations of racism and the loss of key strike bowler Anrich Nortje.
Cricket South Africa announced that Nortje had not recovered from an unspecified 'persistent injury'.
In a statement on Monday, CSA said that due to the rising COVID cases abroad and the fourth wave of infections in South Africa, a joint decision was taken to protect players and the tour from any coronavirus breaches.
The board of Cricket South Africa met virtually on Saturday to give further consideration to the social justice and nation building report.
David Becker, Graeme Smith's personal lawyer, issued a statement on Friday in which he disputed findings by Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza, who headed a Social Justice and Nation Building Commission (SJN) to investigate allegations of racial discrimination in South African cricket.
India are due to play three Tests, three one-day internationals and four Twenty20 internationals between 17 December and 26 January.
Cricket South Africa says the third Test between South Africa and India will be played in Cape Town instead of Johannesburg in January.
Earlier this week South African cricket player Quinton de Kock refused to take the knee in a Twenty20 World Cup match that brewed up a storm in the cricket world.
Proteas wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock pulled out of Tuesday's ICC T20 World Cup match against the West Indies for "personal reasons", defying orders from CSA to their players to follow the anti-racism gesture
In a statement released on Thursday morning, Quinton de Kock apologised to his teammates and to supporters in South Africa, saying that he understood the importance of standing against racism and that he also understood the responsibility of the players setting an example.
