Answer: Tirot Sing Syiem
Notes: The Khasi Uprising of 1829-1833 was a rebellion by the Khasi people against British rule in northeast India. Led by Tirot Sing Syiem, the Khasis fought against British attempts to build a road through their territory and establish control. The uprising involved guerrilla warfare in the hills, where the Khasis used their knowledge of the terrain to their advantage. Despite valiant resistance, the British eventually suppressed the rebellion using superior firepower. The uprising highlighted Khasi dissatisfaction with colonial rule.
