Google Search Console Coverage Issue - Submitted URLs

Hi guys,
I built my website about 7 months ago and I am still fine tuning it. Since the begining, I have had this issue with "Submitted URLs marked 'noindex'". I am attaching a photo so that you get the idea:

I tried everything I knew but the problem seem to persist. Even though, it recently says that validation passed, but as you can see it shows affected pages. I need to urgently address this issue as it is adversely affecting my ranking, thank you.
Any insights and suggestions are welcome.

 

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https://ozgalore.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Error-Console.jpg

 

https://ozgalore.com/ is the website URL. Thanks.

 

This simply indicates that Google attempted but was unable to index the page.
Basically, the URL was considered "submitted," which means it was included in your sitemap, but there was also something on the page that told Googlebot not to index it. It's possible that this is a simple Noindex meta tag. As a result, the page will not appear in the results of a search.
Try the following :
Check Whether URLs Have Been Marked As ‘NoIndex’
Please examine the page source of the URLs to see if the "noindex" robots tag is there. Then figure out whether it's a post, page, category, or tag archive.
Check Rank Math’s Titles & Meta Settings
Once you determine what type of URLs are set to index then check their settings
Ensure Settings Match Your Preferences
Examine each tab to confirm that the settings are per your preference. Setting certain links to no-index is a wise idea. especially for Misc. Pages, Authors, and Tags because it might create duplicate content issues and dilute your website’s authority.
If you see “Noindex” only on individual pages or posts, check the Advanced Tab of that post/page. If you notice the Robots Meta is set to Noindex, then you can select the “Index” option.
Once the Noindex meta tag has been removed, you can Start Validation in your Google Search Console to let the search engine know about the error being resolved.

I hope this will be helpful.