Jainism emphasizes the importance of drinking boiled water (Ukadela Pani or Ukadela Pani) for several reasons:

1. Ahimsa (Non-violence): Jainism teaches that even microscopic life forms (like bacteria and small insects) exist in unboiled water. Drinking boiled water ensures that these living beings are destroyed by boiling and are not consumed alive, thus minimizing himsa (violence).

1. Health and Cleanliness: Boiling water also removes harmful germs and impurities, making it safer for consumption. This helps in protecting one's health, which is necessary for spiritual progress.

1. Discipline and Mindfulness: The practice of drinking only boiled water requires discipline and mindfulness, which are important virtues in Jainism.

Fad (Benefits):

• Reduces the intake of micro-organisms, thereby observing stricter ahimsa.
• Prevents water-borne diseases.
• Instills self-control and routine in daily life.
• Aligns with Jain vows (especially for monks, nuns, and lay followers observing higher vows).

Thus, drinking boiled water (Ukadela Pani) is a daily practice in Jainism for both spiritual and practical health reasons.