How does the constitution regulate reservation numbers during the first three financial years after its commencement concerning the Anglo-Indian community and education?
The constitution regulates reservation numbers concerning the Anglo-Indian community and education during the first three financial years after its commencement by providing special provisions for educational grants. These grants, if any, shall be made by the Union and each state to benefit the Anglo-Indian community in terms of education. This support will continue for the first three financial years after the constitution's commencement, with the same grants being made as were made in the financial year ending on the thirty-first day of March 1948 (Article 337).