As a memorial to the sacrifices of freedom fighters, he serves as the Honorary Chairman of the Shahid Mela organization, established in Bhevar, Uttar Pradesh, in the 1950s.

To empower the highly backward Chambal Valley (Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh), he co-founded the Chambal Foundation in 2019 with local friends. They organize sports and cultural programs for youth, film festivals, service activities, and events like Pancha Nadi Harati, working for peace and development in the Chambal Valley.

Established the Ghazal Charitable Trust in 2005 for the worldwide spread of Telugu Ghazal and the pursuit of world peace.

• Organized the first Telugu Ghazal writing conference.
• Created the first Telugu Ghazal video.
• Published Ghazals of the first Telugu Ghazal poetess, Dr. Muktevi Bharati, and held recitations at poet gatherings.
• Organized numerous sessions on Ghazal writing for about 3000 poets, published Ghazal books, conducted peace conferences, led peace movements in war-torn countries, created peace song audio albums, and worked for Indian culture.

Andhra Saraswata Parishat: Established in Hyderabad in 1943, the Andhra Saraswata Parishat has been working significantly for the development of the Telugu language. After the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, when the Parishat in Hyderabad was renamed as the Telangana Saraswata Parishat, Dr. Ghazal Srinivas, feeling troubled, immediately took the initiative to restart the Andhra Saraswata Parishat in Bhimavaram. He organizes conferences and competitions on various aspects of the Telugu language and has been working immensely for the Telugu language and Andhra glory by grandly conducting the World Telugu Mahasabhas in Bhimavaram (2022), Rajahmundry (2024), and planning for Amaravati (2026).