The book presents three very practical aspects of Hindi - spelling, punctuation and proof-modification. These three aspects are so closely interrelated that it is difficult to separate them. While the correct form of spelling has to be kept in proof-modification, the correct use of punctuation has to be done. The scope of 'Standard Hindi Spelling' is of the Central Hindi Directorate, whose recommendations have been given due place in it. Spelling is not limited to words, it has an immense store of abbreviations, symbols, person and place names. Punctuation is associated with spelling. It is well known that full stop. Apart from ', all the symbols are derived from contact with English. In various books of grammar there is also much material on punctuation. These have been explained in detail for the first time in this book, which will benefit students and well-meaning readers. Proof-correction work is related to both of the above. Its need is now being felt in Hindi journalism as well. In general, Hindi writers will benefit from this book, as well as scholars will get an opportunity to reflect in taking a final decision in this direction.