Two men, Anil and David, and two women, Shabnam and Rekha are in a sales group. Only two speak Tamil. The other two speak Marathi. Only one man and one women can drive a car. Shabnam speaks Marathi. Anil speaks Tamil. Both Rekha and David can drive.

Correct Option (D)

Based on the provided information, we can deduce the attributes of each individual:

• Anil: Speaks Tamil. As David is the man who drives, Anil does not drive.
• Shabnam: Speaks Marathi. As Rekha is the woman who drives, Shabnam does not drive.
• David: Can drive. Since Anil speaks Tamil and there are two Tamil speakers, and Shabnam speaks Marathi, David must speak Marathi to complete the two Marathi speakers.
• Rekha: Can drive. Since Shabnam and David speak Marathi, Rekha must speak Tamil to complete the two Tamil speakers.

Thus, the individuals who can drive are David (who speaks Marathi) and Rekha (who speaks Tamil). Therefore, one of those who can drive a car speaks Tamil (Rekha).

Incorrect Options:

Option A: Both the Tamil Speakers can drive a car.

The Tamil speakers are Anil and Rekha. Anil does not drive, while Rekha does. Hence, this statement is false.

Option B: Both the Marathi speakers can drive a car.

The Marathi speakers are Shabnam and David. Shabnam does not drive, while David does. Hence, this statement is false.

Option C: Both of those who can drive a car speak Marathi.

The individuals who can drive are David and Rekha. David speaks Marathi, but Rekha speaks Tamil. Hence, this statement is false.