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Navigating Articles 337 to 340 of the Indian Constitution: The Evolving Landscape of Special Provisions Introduction Articles 337 to 340 of the Indian Constitution encompass special provisions for Anglo-Indian representation in certain legislatures and services. These provisions were conceived during the nascent years of the Indian Republic to ensure the inclusion of the Anglo-Indian community in India's diverse democracy. However, as the nation evolves, it becomes pertinent to reevaluate these provisions in the context of the modern era. Article 337: Special provision for representation of Anglo-Indians in Legislative Assemblies Article 337 provides for the nomination of Anglo-Indian members to the Legislative Assemblies of States. Historically, this provision was pivotal in giving the Anglo-Indian community a voice in state-level politics. Nevertheless, given the dwindling Anglo-Indian population, the necessity of this special provision has been questioned. Case Law: The Continui...