Srinivasulu has been awarded a doctorate by Rayalaseema University for his research on the implementation of the Right to Information (RTI) Act. He received the provisional certificate from Dr Viswanatha Reddy, director of the university’s research department, The Times of India reported.
Srinivasulu’s latest research examined the implementation, benefits, and challenges of the RTI Act between 2020 and 2025. His focus was on transparency, accountability, and the role of the legislation in reducing corruption, according to The Times of India.
As part of the study, he analysed more than 450 RTI applications received by his department. This analysis was conducted to assess the impact of the Act on administrative functioning, The Times of India stated.
His first PhD, awarded by Acharya Nagarjuna University in 2011, focused on the psychological and academic effects of alcohol consumption on students, The Times of India reported.
His research highlighted the adverse impact of alcohol addiction on academic performance. Students who consumed alcohol recorded significantly lower success rates than those who abstained, The Times of India noted.
This research on the implementation of the Right to Information Act is relevant to readers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana as it contributes to understanding how transparency and accountability can be improved in government operations. It helps in assessing the law's effectiveness in reducing corruption within public administration.