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I am a newbie for developing web-apps on android devices. I came across of number of mobile development frameworks(Sencha, Titanium, JQuery Mobile, etc) over the Internet and am kind of confused over which one should be used. Can anyone please guide me on this?
It depends if you want a browser based web app or a mobile app.
I have used jQuery mobile for mobile web sites an like it a lot. A lot of people also use jQuery mobile in conjunction with phonegap (http://phonegap.com/) to produce mobile apps.
So if you want to do a mobile web page I would look at using jQuery mobile or sencha touch.
If you want a full blown app without writing objective c or java then frameworks like Titanium and phonegap allow you to do this with javascript and html.
These frameworks generally expose os functionality through higher level javascript apis and you can write your code in html and js. Both Sencha and jQuery mobile work with phonegap.
I’d recommend deciding on if you want a native app or a mobile web site and then look into the various frameworks from there and try a few out to see which meet your needs.