My interest in quantum computation and quantum information theory grew out of my interest in quantum gravity. Last few years have brought about a beautiful synergy between quantum error correction and quantum gravity (AdS/CFT). It was therefore natural to dig deeper into this. Here are some of the resources that I have found very useful.

• Text book by Nielsen and Chuang

   This book is a kinda bible for this field.  It's a beautiful textbook as well as a great reference. 

• Lecture notes by John Preskill

  Preskill's lecture notes on any topic are precious. There is a whole lot of great notes on his webpage. Check it out!

• IBM Quantum Experience

  You could make an account on the IBM website and use their quantum computers to run your quantum algorithms on real life quantum devices.  Plus you'll find very good tutorials there. 

• Qiskit textbook

 This is a great resource to start learning quantum computation with a view to implement your knowledge right away on real life quantum devices. There is also information to set-up your local environment to run your quantum programs on simulators. 

• Quantum Computing Since Democritus

This is a fantastic book by Scott Aaronson that covers a lot of grounds in a leisurely but serious fashion. If you want to see discussions of some very deep ideas in mathematics and physics by a super-trouper-expert then do read this. 

 I will be adding my own stuff related to quantum computing on this page at some point. For now, couple of projects that I did on quantum computation can be found on my github repository. 

A write-up explaining the under-the-hood working of physical qubit used at IBM that I wrote for the physics bulletin can be found  here.