"नेहा अँग्रेज़ी में बोल रही है।"
Translation:Neha is speaking in English.
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I agree, leaving out the "in" should be accepted; just like with "हिंदी में बोलो।" meaning "Speak [in] Hindi". (See https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/28322198.)
Another Hindi nuance that is difficult to reproduce in English, unless it looks a tad awkward to a native English speaker. In the given Hindi sentence the emphasis is on the fact that Neha is saying something in English. Not on 'Neha is speaking English'; which - in Hindi - would look like "नेहा अंग्रेजी बोल रही है" i.e. drop the में to correspond with your dropping the word 'in'
I was surprised by the the last sentence in Hindi "Aamir is speaking Hindi' which was presented as - 'Aamir Hindi bhol raha hai' rather than 'Aamir Hindi mai bhol raha hai'. So it's inconsistent both that this sentence does contain the 'mai'. Possibly both are correct but it doesn't seem right that we are required to translate the 'mai' into English, where we wouldn't use it.