Delhi bus gang rape victim 'still not out of danger'
Angry MPs have demanded the death penalty for the rapists, and protests and candle-lit vigils have been held in the capital
Police in the Indian capital said they have arrested a fifth person in connection with the gang rape of a young woman on Sunday.
The young woman who was gang raped in the Indian capital Delhi on Sunday remains in intensive care and is still not out of danger, doctors say.
Doctors said the 23-year-old student is conscious and alert and has displayed "an intense spirit to live".
There has been outrage in India after
the woman and her male friend were attacked on a bus.
The government has announced a series of measures intended to make Delhi safer for women. Four people, including the bus driver, have been arrested. Police say they are looking for two more people.
The woman has undergone two rounds of surgery since Sunday and remains on life support, doctors at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital said.
"She is a really brave girl... She has immense fighting spirit. Today is the fourth day since her grievous injury. She has withstood the treatment [well]," hospital chief BD Asthani told reporters on Thursday.
"I am not saying she is out of danger... but her vital signs are within acceptable range." Doctors said that the woman is conscious and is able to communicate with gestures.