Cellular sign come in my  bar when usb modem inserted in snow leopard

hey,
the moment i plug my wll bsnl (india operator) a cellular sign comes and when i click it shows initialises.but when i go to terminal and type dmesg it says fail to detect modem.when i check system profiles the driver it shows under usb head is qualcomm cdma technologies msm .So when i was trying to find out the driver for this i was not able to do it .i got one site http://www.sreejith.net/?p=179 in this they have given the driver but for leopard...so help required for snow leopard.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1747
follow this link. see if it helps.

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