“Maaer Agomoni” symbolizes Durga’s homecoming during Pujo by portraying the goddess as a beloved daughter returning to her maternal (parental) home after residing with her husband, Lord Shiva, on Mount Kailash. This emotional and devotional theme is expressed through folk songs that capture the anticipation, joy, and affectionate reunion between Durga (also called Uma or Gauri) and her parents, especially her mother Menaka and father Himalaya. The songs and rituals evoke the intimate familial bond, making the festival a celebration of both divine power and human emotions tied to a daughter’s homecoming, thus marking the start of the Durga Pujo festivities with deep cultural resonance