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For the first three years after the Constitution's commencement, pre-existing education grants for the Anglo-Indian community continued, reducing 10% every subsequent three years, with the special-concession portion ceasing entirely after 10 years - conditional on at least 40% of admissions being open to other communities.
This mirrors Article 336 for education funding rather than employment - a gradually phased-out (not abruptly cut) continuation of pre-independence Anglo-Indian education grants, with a built-in integration requirement (minimum 40% non-Anglo-Indian admissions) - this provision's special-concession effect also fully expired decades ago.
This is now a purely historical provision too, its practical funding effect having ended long ago (10 years after 1950), reflecting a specific transitional accommodation at independence rather than an ongoing active funding mechanism.