Yes, you are right Sushil. We always suggest all the WordPress users if they come up with the similar issues and somehow I missed here as such basic troubleshooting should be done by activating the default WordPress theme, deactivating all the additional third-party plugins you have installed on the site.
In this case, it seemed like the issue was due to less memory. However, plugin conflicting issue is the most common issue and we all face such an experience a number of times if we work on the WordPress platform.
Testing any conflicts with the proper steps as explained below along with the basic troubleshooting steps would be very helpful! For the reference of other readers of this thread, please see the instructions below for how to do this and take a look once again for your reference, check if you have missed anything in the process: https://wpastra.com/docs/troubleshooting-steps/#basic-troubleshooting-steps
Instead of going back and forth, I will suggest you to please troubleshoot things by activating the default WordPress theme and deactivating all the additional third-party plugins you have installed on the staging site to be safe, as explained above. Please make a full site backup (files+database) before making any changes.
NOTE: Always ensure you are running with the updated versions of theme/plugins/WordPress on the site.
Thank you, Umar
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