Tamil Nadu launches a special drive to enrol voters who were left out and first-time voters. The initiative focuses on people who were not included during the previous voter registration exercise (SIR) and on those newly eligible to vote.

The outlets describe the programme as a coordination effort by district officials across the state. Officials conduct continued updating of electoral rolls, aiming to identify eligible residents who have not been enrolled and to complete their registration. The reporting emphasizes administrative measures and local implementation rather than any policy dispute or partisan angle.

While coverage is consistent about the goal—expanding voter enrolment for those missed earlier and those voting for the first time—the accounts differ mainly in phrasing. One source frames it as a “special drive” during the voter registration context in Tamil Nadu, while another stresses its purpose to cover “left out” and “first-time” voters, with ongoing updates managed at the district level.