The following are characteristics of India’s secularism:
According to the Indian Constitution, there is no official religion in India.
The state accords equal recognition and respect to all religions.
The state does not make any distinctions between citizens.
Every person has the freedom to practise and follow any religion they want.
The government has no role in the functioning of any religion.
FINAL ANSWER
Hence, the five features of secularism in India are absence of official religion, equal treatment to all religions by the state, no discrimination is held by the state, freedom of practising any religion and no interferance of government in religious functions.