President of India Draupadi Murmu has called for united efforts to transform India into a developed economy in the coming 25 years. Addressing the second convocation of the Ramadevi Womens University in Bhubaneswar today, the President said in order to make India a 'Viswa Guru' each of us has to work hard. She said now the entire world is looking up to India's presidency of G20.  <br />'' <br />'' Stressing upon gender equality she said that in every sector of the country's life, there is a continuous increase in women's representation. Describing the presence of 115 women MPs in the Parliament today as a great achievement of Indian democracy, the President said it's a good omen for a golden future. The President called upon the students to strive hard to make India reach the pinnacle of progress and prosperity by striking a balance between modern technology and tradition.<br />'' <br />'' Odisha Governor Prof Ganeshi Lal, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Odisha Higher Education minister Rohit Pujari and  Science & Technology minister Ashok Panda also spoke on the occasion.<br />'' <br />'' The President will attend the second Indian Rice Congress at the National Rice Research Institute in Cuttack on the second day of her two days visit to Odisha.