Rama, welcome to the world of quilting! Posting a list of tools will not be helpful if you don't know how and when to use them. My suggestion would be to take a beginers class at a local quilt shop. Those type classes allow you to borrow their tools for the class. If you are still interested in quilting after taking the class, and who wouldn't be, you can make a list of what you may need then. Some shops offer discounts during the class to the students, but you don't need to buy everything there or at once. Most of us use coupons and sales at JoAnn's. I would recommend purchasing a 1/4" foot for your sewing machine. If you have never pieced a quilt before this is one handy tool. In the beginning, this is the one area that most need help, maintaining a constant 1/4".
I would suggest that you don't skimp on the equiptment and tools you buy. A good quality rotary cutter that is curved, will feel better in your hand, less tiring and more accurate. Also, purchase the best quality fabric you can afford. If quilt shop fabric is too pricey for you and you can only afford JoAnn or Walmart fabric, some extra steps will aid in your success. Always prewash lesser quality fabric. The shrink rates will differ greatly. If you use a spray sizing when you press your yardage, it will handle better when cut.
I hope this is helpful for some quick ideas to get you started. You need to be aware that quilting is addictive, but so rewarding. Good luck to you and let us know what pattern you deside on. :D