Explore the profound impact of neoliberal state formations on disability policy. This comprehensive study, drawing on a decade of empirical research, reveals how austerity measures have driven the global re-regulation of disability. It argues that disability has become a central socio-economic concern, critiquing policies that frame it through economic restructuring rather than human rights. An essential read for academics, policymakers, and students in social justice, economics, and disability studies in India and beyond, seeking to understand contemporary welfare state challenges.