PHP SESSION ID not getting passed into the browser [closed] - php

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Let me explain the issue which might be strange, but i am undergoing through it from 3 days.
All of a sudden my session variables stopped working in my website.Note: no code changes.
I raised a ticket and none of the technical specialists in my web hosting server gave me a correct answer. In fact they said scripting issue, How can be it is a scripting issue which worked fine before.
After few hours, it worked Note: This time also no code change. Our Engineers said it might be because of some temporary issue and will never occur in future
Today Again my session variables stopped Working.
Can Any one please try to understand what might be happening Since i am banging my head to know the root cause.
Please guys help me out
Note : No code changes at any point of time. Same code worked absolutely fine before. What might be the Issue at Server Level?
I checked by debugging in google chrome and noticed that session id is not getting passed into the browser. Please help me out

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