What is the highest forum for discussion and debate on public issues and national policy in India?
Parliament
Parliament is the supreme legislative body of India, comprising the President, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.
As the elected representative body, it is the highest forum for discussion and debate on public issues, laws, and national policy.
The Supreme Court is the highest judicial forum, the President's Office is the constitutional head of state, and the Election Commission conducts elections, so none of these is the debating forum for national policy.
Hence, the highest forum for debate on national policy in India is the Parliament.
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