In the Miyapur area of Hyderabad, Pothukuchi Srinivas has made a remarkable impact by converting an old overhead water tank into a classroom for underprivileged children, primarily the offspring of watchmen and domestic workers. After leaving his corporate job, Srinivas established the Pothukuchi Somasundara Social Welfare and Charitable Trust in 2003, which has since provided free education and support to over 1,500 students. His initiative not only focuses on academic learning but also offers assistance with tuition fees, uniforms, and safe transportation for girl students after evening classes.

Among the success stories is Akula Kalyani, who, supported by this program, now works as a software engineer earning nearly ₹20 lakh annually. Srinivas's journey began when he noticed the struggles of students who lacked basic resources, compelling him to dedicate his life to education. The program has evolved into a community-driven movement, with many former students returning to mentor the next generation, creating a supportive environment for families in need.