“…During the past few decades, rare earth ortho-ferrites (RFeO 3 ) have gained enormous interests due to the possibility of its technological importance [1] and interesting physics. [2,3] These perovskite oxides have been proposed potential candidates for applications in spintronic devices, chemical sensors, [4,5] high dielectric constants materials, [6,7] magneto-dielectric devices, [8] ultrafast magneto-optical storage devices, [9,10] etc. In RFeO 3 type of perovskite oxides, distortions associated with the FeO 6 octahedra and lattice effects play a key role in various properties in these highly correlated systems.…”