"Nimtali Deuri is a remainder of the Nimtali Palace complex which was built in 1765-66 for the accommodation of the Naim Nazim family of Dhaka. After the East India Company obtained the Diwani in 1765 the administration of Dhaka came under their control. The fort is still much beautiful and now used as the asiatic socity museum...The structural Foundation of the deuri is so rich.."

Sheikh Fardin Oyon

"You may have a little trouble finding this Nimtoli Deuri as it is inside the (Bangladesh Asiatic Society). Just ask the guard at the main gate of the Asiatic Society and they will let you in.
Nimtali Deuri is originally the main gate of the now-defunct Nimtali Palace, where the guards used to stay, which is better called the gate house."

The bright Cave

"The Nimtali Deuri or Nimtali Gate was originally the western archway of the historic Nimtali Palace. The palace was built in 165-7 under the care of Captain Archibald Swinton, the first British military ruler of Dhaka, to house Nawab Jasrat Khan, the Naib Nazim (Deputy Governor) of Dhaka. Until 1843, the palace was used as the residence of Jasrat Khan's successors Nawab Hasnat Jung and Nawab Nusrat Jung. The Nimtali Palace was completely destroyed by the earthquake of 1897, but the Deuri building remained relatively intact. The ownership of the palace has changed several times since then. The southern part of the palace was purchased by a Brahmin sergeant named Gopikrishta and established Bidhan Palli. Later a nineteenth century Farashganj merchant (Ruplal Das) bought land in the palace area. In 1913, Lord Carmichael acquired the land from the Nawabs to establish a museum, and the Dhaka Museum was established there.

Nimtali Palace was built across the vast area of Nimtali Mahalla and the High Court building. In Nile, Nimtali Deuti is currently standing in the premises of Bangladesh Asiatic Society. As part of the original palace, Nimtali Deadhi, Bariduri Palace (old museum building) and Nawabi Dighi (located in the mosquito of Dhaka University) or the pond of the country, that the palace was mainly built in the Mughal architecture. There were many buildings in the palace of the palace, multiple entrance, internal covenant, personal residence, prayer room, Hammam, water supply, the soldiers of the soldiers, ponds, garden, etc. Chishan of England, the Kishkar's Kishkar, Kishkar, Khutta, has given some details of the palace. In 1824 he visited Nimtali Palace during Dhaka tour and wrote details about his texts. Although the palace was in the prachanda. He wrote '... a very generous (nimtal gate) whose tallest branches are open, where there is no military or playing in military, which was the symbol of sovereign power .... However, even if there is no power of Nawab, then the company government submits the powder to the Nawab '.

The ethnic measure of the dragon and polygonal is the 15th of the east, the 8.2 meters in the north-south, but on the west side 8.13 meters long. It is in the middle of 5 m. A way to the wide arched. In the north side of the road, there are two rooms on the north side and 1 rooms on the south and on the top. The south rooms and north side of the north side square and its measurements 3.38 square meters. The relatively small room of the north west side of the north side is 2.74 meter x 1.82 meters. There are two rooms in the bottle. Each cell measurement 3.38 m x 3.38 m .. The two sides are in the same election in the same number. In the midst of the east large large hall of 13 e77 m. x 8.30 m .. The other room measurement 8.22 m x 4.14 m .. This room is the measure of open vertebrat (2) to the front of the two moth-high (high) in the floor of the two points. x 1.70 m .. The instanthoys have been used in the epothent, the iron, brick, the sound and stone. The width of the Mughal heritage contract with the influential influential of the Western influences of the Mughal heritage. Besides, the use of Belkney tongues of the hanging has established it as the first standard example of the European style of intrusion in Dhaka. In 1898, the earthquake was a huge loss of the building, especially its poop kupolaches were broken.
Debola's building as a cabinet's tabernacle. Later, Dutri's building was used as a home of Dhaka University teachers and officials. In 1952, the Asiatic Society of Pakistan was established and its office was established in a cell in Debi. Later, the entire Debar building bought the Asiatic Society and the form of the formation of the Society's Office, Library and Seminar is the 1982. In 1983, the Society's Office and Library Devi were transferred to the current building.

As the current condition of Dewi is very grassed, 2010-2011 Asiatic Society took the work to make it necessary to convert it to a permanent museum."

Bashir Ul Islam