Unusual habit of reading old newspaper

Despite easier access to the latest news in a shorter time, there are  available several online or offline news sources today. 

We receive news online quickly. Despite this easier facility, there are still so many people going through stale news. Yes, of course. It is a fact at the time of Artificial Intelligence. 

What seemed even more odd to so many others was the habit of extreme fondness towards reading at least a one-day-old Urdu newspaper. This tendency  persists despite the faster availability and reach of the latest instant news to us. 

It was realised that one's utmost liking for reading old newspaper is indeed amazing example at this time of faster reach of news to one and all. 

Such  sort of wonderful habit is a bit rare instance that had come to light. But it can not be said wholly a novel fad. 

Years ago there were people in villages who used to go through newspaper without any care of date. What they looked was their interest in news. No matter if it was stale or latest.

Like such bent of mind there are people who straightly find fondness for news without caring least whether the news was worthy of reading or not. Such persons do not care for such propensity.

When enquired of its exact reason, it was learnt that there was nothing odd about this peciuliarity. It happens to be only an unique aptitude, as well as a strange fad. 

How could such people be praised at this inclination when fast reach of news remains easier and  through faster online sources?

Even the particular person openly stated that his foremost curiosity in reading one-day-old newspapers remains linked with the past days' similar story.  

His peculiarly strange habit of reading stale  newspaper was disclosed when he obtained the Urdu daily newspaper at night. 

The old man afterwards made it clear that he did not forget to buy the Urdu newspaper  from the hawker. 

Strangely enough, his reading newspaper in the night hours remained an unusual habit. It could be hard to deny criticism.

He felt no shame in following a bit peculiar disposition from his senior, who also used to follow a similar habit in his famous village. 

However, the difference was that that elder used to read 'Siyasat', while he remains fond of reading 'Sahara.'